Project description
Hydrogen storage in metal-organic frameworks
Hydrogen is a reliable, next-generation fuel, particularly for powering cars, heating homes and generating electricity. However, a main obstacle impeding widespread adoption is the lack of efficient and safe hydrogen storage technologies. The EU-funded MOST-H2 project proposes an innovative way to store hydrogen efficiently, safely and cheaply – from lab to tank. Researchers will utilise a new class of crystalline materials called metal-organic frameworks that are ideal for hydrogen storage owing to their high specific surface area and tailored pore dimensions. Focus will be placed on the development and scale-up of monolithic forms of metal-organic framework materials to enable easy integration into a cryo-adsorption storage tank.
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RIA - Research and Innovation action
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15341 Agia Paraskevi
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Participants (12)
74100 Rethimno
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72085 Le Mans
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91054 Erlangen
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03690 Alicante
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80539 Munchen
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43150 Benguerir
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50016 Zaragoza
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50016 Zaragoza
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6020 Innsbruck
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00155 Roma
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14059 Berlin
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70176 Stuttgart
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CB2 1TN Cambridge
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CB4 0EY Cambridge
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WA5 7UN Warrington
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