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Home » Japan Working to Make Hydrogen a Transportable Energy Commodity
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The Mitsubishi Corporation, working with other Japanese companies, plans to ship hydrogen around the globe in conventional tankers by incorporating the odorless and colorless gas in a more familiar "carrier" organic chemical, such as methylcyclohexane, which is a liquid at ambient temperatures and can be handled like gasoline. A top Mitsubishi manager explained the process Thursday during a webinar produced by the D.C.-based Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS). Partnering with other Japanese companies, Mitsubish has already tested this system to move hydrogen from Borneo to Japan. | Mitsubishi Corp.

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