Hydrogen energy is derived from the chemical energy stored in hydrogen molecules. When hydrogen is used as a fuel, it combines with oxygen to produce water as the only byproduct, resulting in zero carbon emissions. This characteristic makes hydrogen a compelling option for energy storage, transportation, and industrial applications. Hydrogen can be produced through several methods, including electrolysis, gas reforming, and biomass gasification. However, as hydrogen production and utilization grow, so does the need for specialized equipment that ensures safety and efficiency.