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Each upgraded logistics vessel can carry 1000 accumulators per trip, or 40 GW of power. I honestly haven't bothered with fusion power at all - I just send empty accumulators to a world with 140 MW of solar, and ship the full accumulators back to my starting world. I doubt I'll even bother with antimatter fuel cells.
I have so much hydrogen that I turn off my exchangers just so my TPS can burn the excess. My gas giant produces Deut, and I don't bother with fuel rods, so I have very little to spend hydrogen. Late game, if I need hydrogen for science, I might transition to other power setups.
Once storage is full, no harm in burning the overflow of oil.