Japanese Environment Ministry

An experimental energy project off the coast of Nagasaki that uses offshore wind turbines to generate electricity for hydrogen fuel production. Surplus electricity is converted to hydrogen, which is stored in liquid form as methylcyclohexane for transport and later use.

Used by SunHydro to generate hydrogen, making the fueling process fully sustainable.

A form of clean energy, also known as green hydrogen, that does not produce carbon (CO2) emissions during production or consumption.

A process used by Hydrogenics to produce hydrogen, which can be stored and later converted back to energy through fuel cells.

Japan

Nagasaki

Palau

An experimental energy project off the coast of Nagasaki that uses offshore wind turbines to generate electricity for hydrogen fuel production. Surplus electricity is converted to hydrogen, which is stored in liquid form as methylcyclohexane for transport and later use.

A government initiative launched by Japan's Environment Ministry to promote fuel cell vehicle adoption and develop renewable hydrogen infrastructure throughout Japan.

A demonstration project involving the purchase and transport of Australian-made green hydrogen to Palau for use in backup fuel cells for H2-powered vessels. It also includes studying H2 applications and economic feasibility in marine transport.

Hydrogen fuel produced from offshore wind energy and stored in liquid form as methylcyclohexane, a stable organic hydrogen carrier that can be transported and later converted back to hydrogen for use in fuel cells or vehicles.