A qualitative information-systems study identifies potential contributions from quantum computing to national green-hydrogen development, including catalyst discovery, electrolysis efficiency, storage optimization and system-level decision-making.
Published in Information Systems Frontiers, the study examines how quantum technology could be incorporated into green information systems supporting a national green-hydrogen agenda.
The researchers combined interviews with focus-group discussions to capture varied experiences and perspectives on advancing the national green-hydrogen agenda.
Subject of Research: Qualitative study of quantum-computing strategy for national green-hydrogen development Article Title: Quantum Technology for Green IS: An Empirical Investigation of Quantum Technology Strategy for Green Hydrogen Article References: Pattanaik, P. K., Gupta, S., & Jha, A. K. (2026).
Quantum Technology for Green IS: An Empirical Investigation of Quantum Technology Strategy for Green Hydrogen.