U of Bristol leading nanoCAGE project to use new approach to hydrogen storage; potential 10x improvement

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By mmillikinApr 19, 2018, 6:00 am210 pts
The University of Bristol is leading a US$1.4-million (£947,336) project—NanoComposites for Active Gas Encapsulation (nanoCAGE)—which will deliver smart composite materials to address the problem of safe and efficient hydrogen storage. A low-density gas, hydrogen is challenging to store on-board a vehicle.…

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