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Go to Content Please enable Javascript to use all functions. MENU CLOSE Inquiry Access Japanese Japanese Search Frequently searched keywords hydrogen fuel cell FH2R ammonia artificial intelligence News News News List Topics (Photo Gallery) Events Events Current Events Past Events Activities Activities Project Fields Energy Environment Mechanical systems Electronics and telecommunications Materials and nanotechnology Biotechnology International expansion support Global warming countermeasures Cross-sectoral proposal-based activities Industry-academia collaboration / human resource development Surveys, evaluations, and other activities Pickup Publications Publications Brochures Focus NEDO Reports NEDO　Channel About NEDO About NEDO Chairman's Message Budget Technology Development Fields NEDO's Initiatives--> Background Information Executives Organization Domestic offices Overseas offices Washington, D.C. Silicon Valley Bangkok Beijing Europe New Delhi Links Frequently searched keywords hydrogen fuel cell FH2R ammonia artificial intelligence Inquiry Access Home Activities Energy Fuel cells and hydrogen Development of Technologies for Hydrogen Refueling Stations Development of Technologies for Hydrogen Refueling Stations Project overview Project period: FY2018 to FY2023, budget: 80 million yen (FY2023) To achieve the world's fastest proliferation of Fuel Cell Vehicles (FCVs), research and development and other efforts will be conducted to address challenges for the phase of widespread use, with focusing on ultra-high-pressure hydrogen technologies related to Hydrogen Refueling Stations (HRS). This involves the development of technologies that safely and inexpensively store and transport hydrogen at pressures approximately a thousand times that of atmospheric pressure. The efforts aim to facilitate regulatory revisions based on the Implementation Plan for Regulatory Reform, and reduce the construction and operational costs of hydrogen stations. Additionally, to ensure the international competitiveness of FCVs, research and development activities will be carried out to harmonize with international standards and achieve international standardization. This includes studying methods for quality management of hydrogen to be stored in onboard high-pressure hydrogen tanks. Specific research and development items include the following items. Research and Development R&D Item [1] Development of technology related to optimization of domestic regulations Research and development will be conducted on items newly listed in the Implementation Plan for Regulatory Reform that require research and development. This includes research and development on items such as hydrogen characteristics judgment criteria for metal materials and facility configuration considerations based on risk assessments. R&D Item [2] Development of technology related to cost reductions for hydrogen refueling stations With a view toward the full-scale proliferation and self-sufficiency of hydrogen stations beyond 2025, NEDO will establish technologies contributing to the reduction of construction and operational costs for hydrogen stations. This includes the development of technologies such as high-pressure hydrogen-compatible polymer technology, electrochemical pump systems, and the consideration of equipment packaging. R&D Item [3] Research and development related to international expansion and standardization NEDO will monitor international harmonization, overseas policies, markets, and research and development trends related to ISO, IEA (International Energy Agency), IPHE (International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy), and international standards such as HFCV-GTR (Global Technical Regulation on Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Vehicles). Fukushima Hydrogen Refueling Technology Research Center established under this project (A research facility capable of conducting technical development and verification related to high-flow hydrogen filling and high-flow hydrogen metering for HDV(HDV: Heavy Duty Vehicles)) Project Manager OHIRA Eiji Strategy Architect Smart Community and Energy Systems Department NEDO Basic information Technical field Fuel cells and hydrogen Project code P18011 Department in charge Smart Community and Energy Systems Department (TEL: +81-44-520-5261) Last Updated : January 16, 2024 　　　Top Terms of Website Use Privacy Policy New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization JCN（Japan Corporate Number） 2020005008480© New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization. All rights reserved.