Australian hydrogen solution firm Rux Energy has entered into an agreement with Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore to ensure that their hydrogen storage systems meet certification standards for usage in sectors like shipping and road transport. Rux Energy employs specialized nanoporous materials for hydrogen storage, which not only reduces costs but also enhances the safety of hydrogen transportation, particularly in ships. This advancement is expected to lower hydrogen supply chain expenses and optimize storage efficiency at production facilities. Moreover, both companies will cooperate to promote the establishment of hydrogen bunkering infrastructure and shore power facilities in major ports. President Matthieu de Tugny of Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, believing it will revolutionize hydrogen bulk storage and distribution, ultimately leading to safer and more efficient practices in heavy land transport and maritime industries.