Structural Model of Power Grid Stabilization in the Green Hydrogen Supply Chain System—Conceptual Assumptions
Marzena Frankowska, Marta Mańkowska, Marcin Rabe, Andrzej Rzeczycki, Elżbieta Szaruga
Abstract
The paper presents the conceptual assumptions of research concerning the design of a theoretical multi-criteria model of a system architecture to stabilize the operation of power distribution networks based on a hydrogen energy buffer, taking into account the utility application of hydrogen. The basis of the research process was a systematic literature review using the technique of in-depth analysis of full-text articles and expert consultations. The structural model concept was described in two dimensions in which the identified variables were embedded. The first dimension includes the supply chain phases: procurement and production with warehousing and distribution. The second dimension takes into account a comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach and includes the following factors: technical, economic–logistical, locational, and formal–legal.