There are numerous applications for hydrogen as the energy carrier of the future. Apart from its use in welding or as fuel for rockets, the focus is currently mainly on the  automotive sector.

Hydrogen combustion engines or fuel cells are expected to replace fossil fuels in the foreseeable future. No local exhaust gases are produced when hydrogen is burned, only  water.

H2 is a very reactive gas, which makes constant monitoring by a  gas warning system  throughout its life cycle absolutely essential. During research work, on test benches and during the production of the gas, leaks can occur at any time and cause catastrophic damage in case of ignition.

Warning systems must also be installed during transport and at  filling stations  to protect people and equipment from this highly flammable gas.

See all regulations and certificates here.