Abstract
AbstractThe energy transition is a global process and requires new import routes for energy demanding countries like Germany. Countries with great potential for renewable energy production may become key players in the global energy transition. In this contribution, we assess the potential of the liquid organic hydrogen carrier (LOHC) technology. LOHCs enable an energy‐efficient storage and transportation using existing infrastructure for liquid hydrocarbons. Exemplary roles of LOHCs in the German energy landscape are illustrated. Lastly, LOHC demonstration projects in Germany are presented.
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