Exolum has announced a significant achievement in its Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier project in the United Kingdom, marking the successful completion of the transportation and storage phase.
This innovative project demonstrates the feasibility of integrating hydrogen into existing fuel infrastructure, allowing for its safe and efficient transport and storage alongside aviation, road, and heating fuels. The success of this phase highlights the potential of LOHC technology to revolutionise hydrogen logistics.
“At Exolum, we believe that the future of hydrogen largely depends on its logistics,” stated the company. “LOHCs offer a flexible and adaptable solution to support the development of the global hydrogen economy.”
Exolum’s progress with LOHC technology underscores its commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions and contributing to the transition to a low-carbon future. The project represents a significant step forward in making hydrogen a viable energy source for diverse industries worldwide.
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