Australian company Rux Energy and Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore have initiated a joint development project to certify hydrogen storage solutions. The project focuses on validating safety enhancements provided by Rux Energy's nanoporous materials for hydrogen storage, aiming to meet certification requirements for large-scale storage systems across various transport modes. This collaboration gathers global experts to address safety challenges related to hydrogen storage and transport, emphasizing the transition to green hydrogen. Rux's nanoporous materials are expected to make hydrogen storage more cost-effective, efficient, and safer for applications in ships, trucks, trains, and planes. The project also targets reducing supply chain costs, improving storage efficiency, and cutting transport expenses. It emphasizes supporting agile refueling operations, bunkering, and promoting local supply chain development. Both companies highlight the accelerated schedule for commercializing these hydrogen storage solutions and the potential to transform safety and efficiency in heavy transport and maritime sectors. Bureau Veritas previously collaborated with Avance Labs for hydrogen certification and published rules for hydrogen-fueled ships to ensure safe development in the maritime sector.