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The project will develop and demonstrate a system capable of producing hydrogen from "cracked" ammonia for use in PEM fuel cells. This will enable the final step in demonstrating the bulk hydrogen storage and s...
Funded by: Innovate UK
Lead research organisation: SIEMENS ENERGY LIMITED
The project focuses on producing hydrogen from ammonia, which is one of the sources mentioned in the question. The project also discusses the potential advantages and applications of hydrogen.
ITM is embarking on a project, assisted by the Technology Strategy Board and other funding collaborators, which will result in a technical specification and model for a hydrogen gas storage and injection scheme, based on...
Funded by: Innovate UK
Lead research organisation: ITM POWER PLC
Hydrogen is an important factor in the EU quest to drastically reduce GHG emissions and curb its use of fossil fuels. The storage and transport of hydrogen, however, faces important challenges which hinder its broad appl...
Funded by: Horizon Europe Guarantee
Lead research organisation: JOHNSON MATTHEY PLC
The project focuses on the storage and transport of hydrogen using ammonia, which partially answers the question about the potential for imported hydrogen and the costs and security of ammonia.