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Based on distribution, the North America electrolysis liquid hydrogen industry is segmented into cryogenic tanks and pipeline. Cryogenic tanks are projected to grow by more than USD 335.5 million by 2032, on account of their high storage density, making them a preferred option for handling large volumes of hydrogen. Expansion of hydrogen refueling stations for fuel cell vehicles and rising economic incentives aimed at promoting clean energy technologies are driving the systems adoption.
Growing technological improvements in tank design and manufacturing to make the system more reliable, cost-effective, and easier to handle are fostering the market growth. Furthermore, ongoing innovations including advanced insulation materials and improved tank construction techniques enhance the tank performance, making them more attractive for large-scale hydrogen storage.
Based on end use, the North America electrolysis liquid hydrogen market is segmented into transportation, chemicals and others. Rising decarbonization goals coupled with growing interest in hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are driving process adoption owing to its high energy density and storage efficiency. Increasing collaborations between automotive manufacturers, hydrogen producers, and technology providers are accelerating the development and technology deployment. Furthermore, rising joint ventures and partnerships to help streamline the supply chain and increase the availability of liquid clean fuel for transportation are fostering the business growth.
The U.S. electrolysis liquid hydrogen market is anticipated to grow by more than USD 343 million by 2032. Rising development of hydrogen hubs under the Biden administration’s Hydrogen Energy Earthshot initiative, aiming to create a network of hydrogen production, storage, and utilization centers across the country are set to drive the process adoption. Additionally, these projects emphasize large-scale production, particularly green hydrogen, leading to create process demand in leveraging the renewable energy.
Increasing demand for rural and off grid power solutions will encourage companies to explore clean fuel as a power source leading to bolstering the process demand to enable easy transportation to these remote locations and provide a clean and reliable energy supply. Furthermore, the U.S. government’s focus on reducing emissions in freight and commercial transport has led to increased investment in hydrogen-powered trucking, boosting demand for electrolysis-produced liquid hydrogen.