Hydrogen Storage Workshop Proceedings
The U.S. Department of Energy sponsored the Hydrogen Storage Workshop in Argonne, Illinois, August 14-15, 2002. Attendees included researchers, government officials, and industry members.
The purpose of the workshop was to discuss the current state of hydrogen storage technology and to recommend research topics to be considered by DOE.
The proceedings of the Hydrogen Storage Workshop, which include the overview presentations and the recommendations of the three breakout groups, are available as Adobe Acrobat PDFs. Download Adobe Reader.
Overview
Summary of DOE Hydrogen Storage Workshop (PDF 44 KB)
Hydrogen Storage Workshop Summary (PDF 164 KB), Walter Podolski, Argonne National Laboratory
Hydrogen Storage - DOE Program/Targets and Workshop Objectives (PDF 379 KB), JoAnn Milliken, U.S. Department of Energy
Plenary Session
Advanced Hydrogen Storage: A System's Perspective and Some Thoughts on Fundamentals (PDF 255 KB), P. Teagan and M. Rona, TIAX
Hydrogen Storage in Carbon Nanotubes (PDF 1.19 MB), Jack E. Fischer, University of Pennsylvania
Advanced Concepts for Hydrogen Storage (PDF 1.62 MB), John J. Petrovic, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Chemical Storage-Overview (PDF 372 KB), Ali T-Raissi, Florida Solar Energy Center
Complex Hydrides for Hydrogen Storage (PDF 852 KB), George Thomas, Sandia National Laboratories
Hydrogen Storage Requirements for Fuel Cell Vehicles (PDF 151 KB), Brian G. Wicke, General Motors
Breakout Groups
Advanced/Complex Hydrides (PDF 40 KB), Facilitator: G. Sandrock
Carbon Materials (PDF 64 KB), Facilitator: J. Ohi
Chemical Hydrides (PDF 72 KB), Facilitator: K. Stroh
Advanced Concepts (PDF 108 KB), Facilitator: J. Petrovic