South Korea's Hylium Industries has released what it claims is the world's first mobile liquid hydrogen refuelling station. The station uses a small tank of compressed air to fill up with hydrogen, which can then be used as fuel for cars or trucks. Rather than the high-pressure gas that is presently used by similar mobile fueling stations in Japan and the United States, Hylium’s mobile liquid hydrogen refueling station manages to store hydrogen with greater safety and efficiency. In addition, the 900 bar liquid hydrogen system removes the need for a cooling system and compressor, thereby reducing costs.
South Korea's Hylium Industries has released what it claims is the world's first mobile liquid hydrogen refuelling station. The station uses a small tank of compressed air to fill up with hydrogen, which can then be used as fuel for cars or trucks. In addition, the 900 bar liquid hydrogen system removes the need for a cooling system and compressor, thereby reducing costs.