Japan makes world history with the launch of Hydrogen Frontier.
The liquid hydrogen carrier ship is the world’s first to set sail on the ocean.The Hydrogen Frontier is part of the nation’s plans to build a carbon-free fuel global supply chain. The launch of the 8,000-ton vessel marks the first stage in a pilot project. The launch is a significant step in Japan’s national energy strategy.
The Hydrogen Frontier was launched from the Kawasaki Heavy Industries yard in Kobe and is the first stage in a hydrogen fuel pilot project between Japan and Australia. Hydrogen will be produced from huge reserves of low-grade coal in Australia, liquified at -235 degrees Celsius, and shipped to Japan via the new vessel, which can carry 1,250m3 of liquid hydrogen in a single tank, the Financial Times reports. Hydrogen Fuel News - link - John Max - (no muck rack) link - more like this - link
The Hydrogen Frontier was launched from the Kawasaki Heavy Industries yard in Kobe and is the first stage in a hydrogen fuel pilot project between Japan and Australia. Hydrogen will be produced from huge reserves of low-grade coal in Australia, liquified at -235 degrees Celsius, and shipped to Japan via the new vessel, which can carry 1,250m3 of liquid hydrogen in a single tank, the Financial Times reports. Hydrogen Fuel News - link - John Max - (no muck rack) link - more like this - link
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