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Hydrogen, an essential resource in the decarbonized economy, is commonlyproduced as a by-product of chemical plants. To promote the use of by-producthydrogen, this paper proposes a supply chain model among chemical plants,hydrogen-storage salt caverns, and end users, considering time-of-use (TOU)hydrogen price, coalition strategies of suppliers, and road transportation ofliquefied and compressed hydrogen. The transport route planning problem amongmultiple chemical plants is modeled through a cooperative game, while thehydrogen market among the salt cavern and chemical plants is modeled through aStackelberg game. The equilibrium of the supply chain model gives thetransportation and trading strategies of individual stakeholders. Simulationresults demonstrate that the proposed method can provide useful insights onby-product hydrogen market design and analysis.

The Design of By-product Hydrogen Supply Chain Considering Large-scale Storage and Chemical Plants: A Game Theory Perspective