For hydrogen to be widely used as a clean energy carrier, it is essential to build hydrogen production facilities, hydrogen transport facilities and refilling stations. Hydrogen infrastructure is still in its early phases of deployment. The transportation of hydrogen from its points of production to those designated for storage, processing, or usage in applications including fuel cells, energy storage, and industrial processes is known as hydrogen transport. This includes the infrastructure and procedures required for this movement. Due to its one-of-a-kind physical characteristics and the need for scalable, cost-effective solutions, hydrogen’s efficient transport is crucial to its acceptance as a clean energy carrier.