Achieving the greenhouse gas emissions reductions needed to meet commitments under the Paris Agreement and the EU's climate neutrality objective requires a fundamental shift towards clean and sustainable energy systems, while promoting innovation in renewable energy technologies. In the transition towards renewable sources for energy production towards, hydrogen is emerging as a key energy vector, enabling efficient storage and transport of energy. However, due to the intermittent nature of renewable energy sources, reliable and flexible hydrogen storage solutions are required to ensure energy stability. This study is part of the broader field of innovative technologies for hydrogen storage and transport, as well as its transformation into derivatives and e-fuels.