Storing hydrogen as a compressed cold gas increases the usable energy density, Verne says.
Credit: Verne
Hydrogen has an unusual characteristic that could be a key to its cost-effective deployment as a zero-emission fuel for aviation. When stored as a compressed gas at cryogenic temperature, the fuel has a higher energy density than liquid hydrogen while avoiding many of the handling and safety issues...
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