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Hydrogen in mobile and stationary devices - safe and effective storage solution (HYMOSSES)

Objective

The main obstacle preventing H2 to become a major source for energy supply in both private and industrial applications is the lack of efficient, safe and compact storage solutions. Metal hydrides and carbon nonmaterial fulfil today's requirements of compactness and high inherent safety. Problems to be solved are hydrogen storage capacity and kinetics as well as production costs. This project aims to improve and provide carbon and metal hydride materials revealing the required properties. Serious attention will be paid to cost-effective production methods and to concepts of scaling-up these methods. A life cycle assessment of storage material, and examining the incentives and barriers to hydrogen market would assess the sustainability of hydrogen economy. The materials will be further examined exemplarily in miniaturized and compact storage units.

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Coordinator

UNIVERSITAET STUTTGART
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31,Pfaffenwaldring 31
70569 STUTTGART
Germany

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