Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory contributed to the development of Verne’s hydrogen storage process through government-funded research, playing a role in the foundational technology for cryo-compressed hydrogen storage tanks.[1]

This institution is where Mote Hydrogen's BiCRS technology was developed.

Verne previously set a record for CcH2 storage with a demonstration system at this laboratory.

Researchers from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory are collaborating with the University of Michigan team to investigate the self-improving properties of Si/GaN for hydrogen production.

National laboratory in California where scientists achieved the nuclear fusion net energy gain milestone on December 5, 2022.

A contributor to the PEMWE project, bringing unique capabilities to the table.

US Department of Energy laboratory collaborating on the Si/GaN artificial photosynthesis research project.

Tadashi Ogitsu and Brandon Wood from this institution received the Hydrogen Fuel R&D Award.

California-based national laboratory participating in DOE-funded hydrogen storage project.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is one of the six California-based entities awarded funding by the Department of Energy for hydrogen fuel storage projects.

Collaborated on a study to examine the potential of wind energy systems, collecting data on surface and theoretical atmospheric systems.

Introduced two new hydrogen-powered vans as part of a test on their campus to determine the performance of hydrogen-powered vehicles and their fueling stations.