The article discusses the importance of hydrogen as a fuel source for enhancing energy security and mitigating climate change. Hydrogen's potential to decarbonize hard-to-abate industries, transportation, and power generation is highlighted, emphasizing the need for scaling up infrastructure for safe transport and storage. Current methods include pipelines, liquid ammonia, liquid hydrogen, and liquid organic hydrogen carriers. Each method presents benefits and risks, requiring careful risk assessment. Challenges such as energy loss in ammonia cracking, technical complexity of liquid hydrogen, and hydrogen embrittlement in pipelines are outlined. The article also explores storage limitations due to hydrogen's characteristics, detailing solutions like well-insulated vessels for liquid hydrogen or liquid organic carriers. Despite the challenges, the sentiment is positive about hydrogen's potential, with ongoing global efforts to innovate and address transportation and storage hurdles for widespread adoption.