Researchers at Virginia Tech, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), and the University of Georgia propose using polysaccharides, or sugary carbohydrates, from biomass to directly produce low-cost hydrogen for the new hydrogen economy.

We are stuck so much on generation of hydrogen. I read more and more ways to create it but not many on how to create or adapt the current distribution infrastructures to transport and contain it.

I like the idea of a self-contained hydrogen generation. Like the aluminum-gallium pellet process found by accident by Purdue researchers. (LINK)