Green hydrogen is typically produced through electrolysis which is very energy inefficient, and once produced hydrogen is difficult to store. The very small size of the hydrogen molecule means that leaks are very likely, and the pressures and low temperatures required to store hydrogen in liquid form add to the costs. Converting hydrogen to Methane (CH3) or Methanol (CH3OH) introduce a troubling carbon (C) atom which needs carbon capture (CCS) when they are used which again increases costs. Converting to ammonia (NH3) is better but process again is energy inefficient, and there is the potential for NOx gasses when used.
Forget the green hydrogen and just install grid scale batteries, they are proven technology, they are cheap and getting cheaper by the day. Batteries are already very efficient for storing and retrieving energy, and electricity cables are a proven and effective way to transport electricity.
The fossil fuel lobby love hydrogen because the cheapest way to produce it is from fossil fuels such as LNG which is around 90% methane, but there is the problem of CO2 emissions and the expense of carbon capture which is also not viable.
So lets just stick with electricity cables and battery storage