An environmentally friendly and efficient liquid hydrogen-based solution benefits a variety of industries, including but not limited to transportation and power generation
Industries of focus
Commercial vehicle
Air mobility
Maritime
Hydrogen power generation
Commercial vehicle
Liquid hydrogen is a promising fuel for commercial vehicles, as it offers higher efficiency and longer range than other clean energy sources.
The decarbonization of commercial vehicles is a complex challenge, but it is one that we must meet if we are to achieve a sustainable future.
LIBECO’s technology consists of a storage system that can store and supply liquid hydrogen with high energy density and a hydrogen fuel cell.
High storage efficiency and stability maximize cost savings and hydrogen fuel cell efficiency.
Air mobility
Air mobility is an air transport system that moves people and goods between places where air service is limited or unavailable.
The development of air mobility is being driven by a number of factors, including the need for more efficient and sustainable transportation options, the growth of urban populations, and the rise of new technologies. Liquid hydrogen is a more efficient and sustainable fuel than traditional jet fuel, as it produces no emissions.
Liquid hydrogen has a number of advantages over other fuels for air mobility, including its high energy density, which can help to extend the range of aircraft
Maritime
The maritime industry is a major contributor to global carbon emissions, and liquid hydrogen is a promising alternative fuel that can help decarbonize the industry.
Liquid hydrogen is a promising fuel for the maritime industry, as it has a high energy density and storage capacity, allowing ships to travel long distances on a single charge.
Given these characteristics, liquid hydrogen is highly likely to become an important zero-carbon fuel for a variety of marine industry applications.
Hydrogen power generation
Power plants that produce electricity by burning fossil fuels emit large amounts of greenhouse gases.
Hydrogen fuel cells are a zero-carbon technology that can be used to generate electricity without emitting greenhouse gases. This makes them a promising option for decarbonizing the power sector.
Hydrogen fuel cells can help to reduce the reliance on centralized power grids. This can lead to lower power losses and increased reliability, as well as making it possible to install fuel cells in urban areas, where noise and vibration are a concern.
Liquid hydrogen has high energy density and storage capacity, making it a good choice for industrial hydrogen fuel cell power plants, which require large amounts of hydrogen.