Dr. Jehan Kanga, founder and chief executive of Rux Energy, has developed a groundbreaking technology that creates energy-dense hydrogen in the form of pellets resembling Rice Krispies. This development is significant as hydrogen has often been criticized for its lower energy density compared to conventional energy sources like marine fuel oils and diesel. The traditional methods of transporting hydrogen involve high costs for cooling or maintaining high pressures and an energy penalty when extracting hydrogen from carriers like ammonia. Rux Energy's innovation aims to address these challenges by providing a more efficient and cost-effective solution for storing and transporting hydrogen. By converting hydrogen into pellets, the technology offers a more practical and energy-dense form that can potentially revolutionize the use of hydrogen in various industries. This breakthrough could pave the way for a more sustainable and efficient energy storage and transportation system, helping to overcome the limitations associated with traditional hydrogen storage methods. Overall, the technology developed by Rux Energy holds great promise in enhancing the viability and applicability of hydrogen as a clean energy source.