The MHYSTIC project, led by researchers at the University of Aberdeen, is part of the UK-HyRES Flexible Fund initiative to advance hydrogen technologies. With funding of nearly £3 million, the project aims to enhance the hydrogen distribution network in Scotland and the UK. Collaborating with international partners and industry stakeholders, the project focuses on developing new materials and methods for safe hydrogen transportation and storage. The research team, consisting of experts in engineering and economic analysis, plans to transfer its innovations to boost hydrogen economies. By addressing challenges like hydrogen leakage and steel embrittlement, the project strives to drive impactful scientific innovation in the energy sector. With a duration of 2.5 years, the MHYSTIC project is poised to make significant strides in establishing a sustainable hydrogen infrastructure for a greener future.