In response to the escalating levels of CO2 and other greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, countries worldwide have recognized the critical need for a more sustainable system. To tackle this global crisis, governments are increasingly implementing new laws and strategies that prioritize the utilization of renewable energy technologies. However, one of the key challenges associated with these solutions is their intermittency, highlighting the necessity for efficient energy storage systems and solution for the overproduction period. In the last years, the utilization of hydrogen as a viable energy vector has become a pivotal driving force behind the ongoing energy transition towards a low-carbon future.