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Chemours has announced a planned USD 200 million investment to increase capacity and advance technology for its Nafion™ ion exchange materials. The investment will support growing demand for green hydrogen production, energy storage, and hydrogen conversion to power fuel cells.
Following the June inauguration of HYBRIT’s pilot rock cavern hydrogen storage facility, initial pressure tests with water confirmed the facility’s mechanical stability, tightness and pressure capacity. The facility was then filled with hydrogen gas and even reached the maximum operating pressure of 250 bar.
Fraunhofer LBF has announced a project whose aim is to understand the interaction mechanisms of hydrogen with elastomer materials and to take appropriate measures to make the materials more robust to permeation, adsorption and swelling.
A demonstration project to study the feasibility of injecting up to 20% of hydrogen into plastic natural gas pipe has been proposed by San Diego Gas & Electric Company. If materialized, the project would help inform the development of a renewable hydrogen blending standard for California.
Savannah River National Laboratory has been awarded USD 3 million by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Basic Energy Science Program to further fundamental research capable of enabling new pathways for hydrogen storage and production technologies.
The German Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) is developing an innovative method of testing for materials and components used in hydrogen transport and storage infrastructure, with the aim of significantly accelerating the market ramp-up of hydrogen.
Metal hydrides are seen as a potential solution for hydrogen storage. However, the mining and production of high-purity materials emit large amounts of CO2. Researchers from the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon have now demonstrated that such materials can be produced from recycled industrial waste.
The transport of green hydrogen in the form of iron. This is the vision of the ‘Me2H2 iron-steam process’ project coordinated by the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE) and funded by the German government. The project team aims to develop a concept for its implementation on an industrial scale.
WSP USA has been awarded the engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) contract for the ACES Delta underground storage facility in Utah, USA, which will consist of two large salt caverns capable of holding a total of 11,000 metric tons of hydrogen.
New research conducted at the Aberdeen-based National Subsea Centre aims to support large-scale subsea storage of pure green hydrogen for grid-level use. The study will explore the design of optimised and safe underwater tanks made of composite materials.
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