What Is the Best Way to Store and Transport Hydrogen — and Why Hexxco Chose Ammonia
Hydrogen has enormous potential as a transportation fuel. But producing hydrogen is only part of the challenge. The real question is how to store it, transport it economically, and deliver it to commercial fleets where they need it.
Hydrogen is the lightest element in the universe.
That makes it an attractive energy carrier by weight, but it also creates one of the biggest challenges in developing a hydrogen economy: hydrogen occupies a tremendous amount of space unless it is compressed, liquefied, or chemically bound to another material.
For hydrogen to become a practical transportation fuel, we must solve more than the production problem.
We must solve the storage and delivery problem.
At Hexxco, we have spent considerable time examining that challenge. We concluded that no single method is ideal for every application. However, for the commercial fleet infrastructure model we are developing, ammonia offers a particularly interesting pathway.
Here's why.
Read the full article here:
https://t.co/XKwiseaxXE
Dan, we’d be glad to welcome you once the pilot is built and operational. We’re currently securing the funding needed to move it forward, and a major part of that effort is obtaining Expressions of Interest from fleet operators. Demonstrating real customer demand will give investors confidence that this isn’t just a concept—it’s a commercially viable project with fleets ready to use it.