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Hydrogen Storage Technologies for Transportation Application
The objective of this paper is to provide a brief overview of the possible onboard hydrogen storageoptions available today namely in fuel cell or ICE/electric hybrid vehicles. The issues associatedwith increasing the hydrogen volumetric densities via solid state materials storage and liquid carriersare the main focus with an overview of the current storage technologies. Possible onboard hydrogenproduction is discussed based on water splitting technologies.
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