Guardiane-Q aims to design, investigate and conceptually validate a comprehensive system for intelligent monitoring, advanced cybersecurity and response protocols against physical, cybernetic and environmental threats to critical green hydrogen storage infrastructure.
The project is being developed from an applied industrial research perspective, supported by advanced simulation, functional prototype development and validation in controlled environments.
The technical approach integrates vulnerability analysis, advanced monitoring using embedded sensors and intelligence, resilient edge-cloud architectures, sovereign satellite communications and post-quantum cryptographic solutions.

CNH2 Task: Advanced microbiological analysis for the assessment and mitigation of methanation processes in underground hydrogen storage systems.