HYTRA and Path2 Hydrogen / GenH2 Sign MoU to Advance Liquid Hydrogen Infrastructure and Maritime Supply Chains

Agreement combines liquefaction, Zero Boil-Off technology and maritime expertise, with an initial focus on the SOHAR demonstration project in Oman.

"Zero Boil-Off Controlled Storage plays a critical role in LH2 maritime infrastructure, preventing losses and maintaining optimal cryogenic temperatures throughout storage, shipping, and transfer" — Josh McMorrow

TITUSVILLE, FL, UNITED STATES, November 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- GenH2 Corp., a subsidiary of Path2 Hydrogen AG (XETR: PTHH) and a leader in liquid hydrogen (LH₂) infrastructure solutions, announced that HYTRA and Path2 Hydrogen AG, together with GenH2 Corp., have established a strategic cooperation framework to explore the development and integration of technologies and infrastructure for the global liquid hydrogen economy.

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The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) brings together complementary capabilities across the liquid hydrogen value chain. Path2 Hydrogen and GenH2 contribute expertise in hydrogen liquefaction, cryogenic storage, and Zero Boil-Off technologies, while HYTRA contributes its proprietary technology and expertise in liquid hydrogen storage, maritime transportation, vessel development, and integrated hydrogen logistics.

The cooperation focuses on integrating GenH2 technologies into HYTRA’s ongoing liquid hydrogen Proof of Concept at SOHAR Port and Freezone in the Sultanate of Oman.

The contemplated technical scope includes evaluating a hydrogen supply chain that incorporates a GenH2 liquefaction system with a nominal capacity of approximately one metric tonne per day, alongside GenH2’s Zero Boil-Off Controlled Storage technology. The parties intend to assess how these technologies could integrate with liquid hydrogen storage, cryogenic transfer infrastructure, maritime transportation, and downstream delivery within a single demonstration environment.

Building the Infrastructure for the Next Phase of Hydrogen

The global hydrogen economy is entering a critical development phase. While hydrogen is already used at enormous scale in industrial applications, the transition towards significantly higher hydrogen production volumes and growing global demand requires a new generation of production, storage, transportation and distribution infrastructure.

In particular, the ability to move liquid hydrogen efficiently between production regions and international demand centers will be an important part of developing future global supply chains.

The International Energy Agency has highlighted the growing importance of international hydrogen trade and the need for infrastructure connecting production regions, ports and receiving markets. Yet many infrastructure components required for large-scale trade are still in early development.

Against this backdrop, the cooperation between HYTRA and Path2 Hydrogen / GenH2 aims to address an important part of the emerging infrastructure landscape: connecting industrial-scale liquefaction and cryogenic storage with maritime transportation and international hydrogen logistics.

"GenH2’s Zero Boil-Off Controlled Storage technology plays a critical role in maritime liquid hydrogen infrastructure, preventing losses and maintaining optimal cryogenic temperatures throughout storage, shipping, and transfer," said Josh McMorrow, Path2 Hydrogen CEO & Executive Chairman of GenH2. "We are excited to partner with HYTRA to advance efficient liquid hydrogen transport."

"Efficient maritime transportation is essential to connecting hydrogen production with global markets," said Paul Louis Kiesow, HYTRA CEO & Founder. "By combining HYTRA’s maritime expertise with Path2 Hydrogen and GenH2’s advanced technologies, we aim to demonstrate an integrated liquid hydrogen supply chain at SOHAR that can support future international trade."

From Demonstration to International Supply Corridors

Beyond the initial SOHAR demonstration project, the MoU establishes a framework to explore potential cooperation on larger-scale liquid hydrogen infrastructure.

Areas of potential collaboration include:

• Industrial-scale and modular hydrogen liquefaction facilities;

• Zero Boil-Off and advanced cryogenic storage systems;

• Liquid hydrogen export and import terminals;

• Maritime loading, transfer and transportation infrastructure;

• Integration of liquefaction and storage technologies with liquid hydrogen carriers; and

• The development of international liquid hydrogen import and export corridors.

The parties intend to use the SOHAR demonstration project to evaluate technical interfaces and operational requirements that may inform future commercial-scale applications.

The longer-term ambition is to explore integrated infrastructure concepts connecting hydrogen production regions with international markets through large-scale liquefaction, cryogenic storage, maritime transportation and receiving terminals.

A Strategic Position in an Emerging Infrastructure Market

As international hydrogen supply chains take shape, developing compatible infrastructure will be essential to translating production ambitions into reliable cross-border energy flows.

By combining expertise in liquefaction, cryogenic systems and maritime transportation, HYTRA and Path2 Hydrogen / GenH2 aim to explore solutions for one of the key challenges facing the future hydrogen economy: how to move large quantities of liquid hydrogen safely and efficiently across international markets.

The cooperation represents an important step in exploring the technical and commercial foundations for this emerging infrastructure segment.

About GenH2

GenH2 Corp. is a subsidiary of Path2 Hydrogen AG (XETR: PTHH), a German company listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. GenH2 is a technology leader in liquid hydrogen infrastructure systems, including Zero-Loss Controlled Storage and advanced hydrogen liquefaction. The company focuses on the production of standardized equipment to speed midstream infrastructure buildout for hard-to-decarbonize sectors. The technology team includes former NASA Hall-of-Fame scientists with decades of experience researching, engineering, and building hydrogen solutions. Learn more about GenH2 at GenH2.

About Path2 Hydrogen AG

Path2 Hydrogen AG (XETR: PTHH) is a management holding company with a focus on the hydrogen infrastructure sector. The Company aims to create a vertically integrated hydrogen ecosystem supporting global energy transition objectives. In early 2025, Path2 Hydrogen acquired GenH2 Corp., a company specializing in liquid hydrogen technology and equipment.

About HYTRA

HYTRA is developing proprietary technologies and integrated infrastructure concepts for the maritime transportation of liquid hydrogen. The company focuses on liquid hydrogen storage, cryogenic systems, vessel development, maritime logistics and the development of international hydrogen supply chains. HYTRA is currently advancing an integrated liquid hydrogen demonstration project at SOHAR Port and Freezone in the Sultanate of Oman.