Noble Gas Systems, a company specializing in innovative storage solutions, recently received an Approval in Principle (AiP) certificate from DNV for its conformable hydrogen storage vessel. This achievement is a significant milestone for the company, as it validates the safety and viability of their storage system across multiple industries. Chris Kondogiani, the CEO of Noble Gas, emphasized the importance of this recognition and highlighted the progress made in materials, design, and manufacturing processes. The AiP process involves a thorough review of the product design against standards and rules to ensure technical feasibility and compliance with safety requirements. Noble Gas's storage system, designed for high-pressure storage and delivery, can handle various compressed gases like hydrogen, offering a safer alternative with a leak-before-burst failure mode. The system's conformable design allows for customization in shapes and sizes to facilitate easy integration into different product configurations. It is being developed for working pressures ranging from 350 to 700 bar and finds applications across transportation, defense, aviation, marine, and industrial gas sectors. The assessment by DNV confirmed the feasibility of Noble Gas's design for conformable hydrogen storage, indicating potential future classifications for maritime applications.