Climate change has shown the need of new and environmentally friendly energy sources, among those energy sources, hydrogen with its high energy contribution (ΔH=120 kJg-1) and its clean combustion reaction with oxygen (2H2 + O2 → 2H2O) could be a promising alternative energy carrier. However, to make hydrogen an effective solution for our energy needs, technologies regarding storage, production and distribution need to be improved to account for many problematics that, as today, still cripple the development and expansion of this energy carrier. In particular storage technologies, based on the utilization of a vessel, are inadequate and often present security issues in various applications.