ALTERNATIVE FUELS & LUBRICANTS

ONBOARD CRYOGENIC STORAGE OF NEW FUELS MAY BE FEASIBLE

Researchers at the University of Southampton have evaluated the potential for cryogenic storage of hydrogen and ammonia as bunker fuel and are now looking to composite tanks as the way forward

The University of Southampton is pursuing fundamental research into the feasibility of fully composite cryogenic tanks for marine applications, according to Charlie McKinlay (pictured).

Researchers at the University of Southampton have evaluated the potential for cryogenic storage of hydrogen and ammonia as bunker fuel and are now looking to composite tanks as the way forward

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