Polymers and composites for hydrogen economy: a perspective

Łukasz Figiel; Lui R Skytree; Grazia De Angelis Grazia De Angelis; Frans Jassen; Devon Vehlow; Stefanos Giannis; Marcus Walls-Bruck; Andrew Douglas

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Polymers and composites for hydrogen economy: a perspective

Łukasz Figiel^*, Lui R Skytree, Grazia De Angelis Grazia De Angelis, Frans Jassen, Devon Vehlow, Stefanos Giannis, Marcus Walls-Bruck, Andrew Douglas

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This paper provides authors’ perspective on the current advances and challenges in utilising polymers and composites in hydrogen economy. It has originated from ‘Polymers and Composites for Hydrogen Economy’ symposium organised in March 2025 at the University of Warwick. This paper presents views from the event and thus provides a perspective from academia and industry on the ongoing advances and challenges for those materials in hydrogen applications

Original language	English
Article number	11
Journal	Journal of Materials Science: Composites
Volume	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1186/s42252-025-00076-8
Publication status	Published - 10 Oct 2025

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Bristol Composites Institute ACCIS
Hydrogen Storage
Hydrogen Transport
Polymers
Composites

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