Pre-launch · Early access

Find the cheapest feasible hydrogen trade pathway.

Compare production-to-customer-gate pathways across pipelines, shipping, road, storage, and carrier conversion—with cost, carbon, energy, and evidence in one auditable result.

  • Physical mass balance
  • Transparent assumptions
  • Reproducible results
Pathway comparisonIllustrative scenario
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OriginProduction
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TransferExport hub
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DestinationCustomer gate
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Cheapest feasible pathwayAmmonia · sea · road
Selected
H₂NH₃SeaGate
Delivered costLowest feasible
Carbon limit Within limit
Audit trailInspectable

Built for commercial hydrogen decisions

Logistics analystsProject developersInfrastructure plannersOfftakers

One decision · The full pathway

Move beyond disconnected spreadsheets and hand-picked routes.

H2 TradePath is being built to evaluate the physical, commercial, and evidentiary chain together—without hiding trade-offs behind a blended score.

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Search the whole chain

Compare pipelines, sea transport, road access, terminals, storage, and explicit carrier transformations as one connected pathway.

  • Production
  • Conversion
  • Storage
  • Transport
  • Distribution
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Compare on a physical basis

Propagate throughput, losses, hydrogen consumption, capacity, cost, carbon, energy, and time stage by stage.

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Defend every assumption

Keep scenario revisions, source provenance, structured warnings, and result ledgers available for review and handoff.

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Keep route carbon, regulation, and evidence separate

Evaluate project-model carbon constraints without presenting modeled eligibility as legal certification. Make thresholds, credits, and evidence status visible on their own terms.

Route modelRegulatory assessmentEvidence dossier

From request to decision

A disciplined workflow for complex trade studies.

Start with a compact commercial question. End with a bounded set of pathways you can inspect, compare, and reproduce.

  1. 01

    Define

    Publish the scenario contract

    Select locations, throughput, carrier specifications, allowed modes, active regions, financial assumptions, policies, and carbon limits.

  2. 02

    Search

    Expand feasible pathways—not a shortlist

    Search eligible logistics edges and transformations while respecting mass balance, compatibility, availability, capacity, and policy controls.

  3. 03

    Inspect

    Explain why the winner won

    Review the map, topology, stage ledger, alternatives, warnings, sensitivity results, policy outcomes, and supporting evidence.

Decision-ready outputs

Answer the questions behind the headline number.

A useful assessment should show more than a cost per kilogram. It should make the pathway, constraints, uncertainty, and evidence visible.

Discuss an early-access study
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What is the cheapest feasible pathway?

Rank by delivered cost without hiding carbon inside an arbitrary weight.

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Why did alternatives lose?

See incompatibility, capacity, policy, coverage, and cost drivers explicitly.

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Where are mass and energy lost?

Trace input, output, consumption, and energy performance across every stage.

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What can be evidenced?

Separate modeled outcomes from supplied, verified, missing, or non-applicable evidence.

Frequently asked

Built for serious analysis. Designed to stay understandable.

What stage is H2 TradePath at?

H2 TradePath is in active product development. The first release is focused on reproducible international hydrogen pathway assessment and inspectable commercial results. Early-access conversations are open now.

Is this just a geographic route planner?

No. Geography is one layer. A pathway can include production, conversion, storage, terminals, long-haul transport, road access, distribution, losses, capacity, financing assumptions, carbon constraints, and evidence.

Will it replace legal certification?

No. H2 TradePath is an analytical assessment tool. Regulatory calculations, evidence status, and modeled qualification are deliberately presented separately and do not constitute certification or legal advice.

Who is early access for?

Hydrogen producers, offtakers, logistics analysts, infrastructure developers, investors, and advisory teams assessing cross-border supply pathways are the initial focus.

Join the first studies

Bring your hydrogen trade question.

Tell us what you are assessing. We are speaking with early users while the product takes shape and prioritising real commercial study needs.

No sales automation. Your message opens in your own email client and is sent only when you choose to send it.

Prefer email? Write to hello@h2tradepath.com.