| Author(s) |
US Department of Energy (DoE) |
| Abstract |
The purpose of the roadmap is to drive the development and demonstration of commercially viable hydrogen storage technologies that meet FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership goals. The technical targets are for on-board hydrogen storage systems with a 300-mile vehicle range. The targets are subject to change as more is learned about system requirements and as progress in fuel cell technology is made. |
| Download |
Hydrogen Storage Technology Roadmap (USA) (November 2005) |
| Year |
2005 |
| Status |
Archived |
| Timescale |
Short 2007
Medium 2010
Long 2015 |
| Geographic Coverage |
USA |
| Funder |
US Department of Energy (DoE) |
| Methods |
Desk study (not explicit), Consultation, Interviews (Not explicit), Facilitated workshop(s), Working groups/task force |
| Stakeholder |
University based researchers, Other Public sector researchers, Business - Technology, Goverment - Energy, Government - Set |
| Document Structure |
Trends and drivers? Not specified.
Enablers? - list:
US Department of Energy (DoE)
Industries
Performance measures/targets? - list: System Weight and Volume,System Cost, Efficiency, Durability/Operability, Charging/Discharging Rates
Mapping of RD&D activities? Yes
Critical assessment of capabilities? Yes |
| Rights |
Not recorded |
