Hydrogen Supply Chain Resilience

Creating a new framework for guiding and improving the resiliency, sustainability, and circularity of the hydrogen supply chains.

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This project aims to contribute to a clean, reliable, and affordable energy future, and tackle climate change by creating a new framework for guiding and improving the resiliency, sustainability, and circularity of the hydrogen supply chains.

Hydrogen as one of the clean renewable energy sources is considered a highly promising option for transporting green energy. This project researches the complexity and resilience of hydrogen supply chains. It concentrates on the feasibility of achieving the net zero goal through hydrogen utilisation and how to assess the long-term resilience of a hydrogen supply chain, particularly in the context of large-scale hydrogen production.

This project is funded by Research England within the (SYSC).

Professor Lenny Koh

Cross Cutting Chief, Strategic Futures on Resource Sustainability (SCRS)
Management School

Professor Lenny Koh, is a Chair Professor in Operations Management, Founders and Directors of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LSCM) Research Centre at the Management School.