Rux Energy works with Bureau Veritas on hydrogen storage certification

Australian hydrogen technology firm Rux Energy has partnered with Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) certify large-scale hydrogen storage systems for marine fuels and other outlets.

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Rux Energy uses nanoporous materials for hydrogen storage, which it says reduces supply chain costs and improves storage efficiency.

The hydrogen can go towards bunkering of ships or as cargo for transport in ports across Singapore, Australia, the UK and EU.

This project “will be transformative for hydrogen bulk storage and distribution. It will also support the decarbonisation of heavy land transport and maritime sectors, bringing about a significant leap in safety and efficiency,” Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore’s president Matthieu de Tugny said.

By Tuhin Roy

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