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World’s first liquefied hydrogen carrier embarks for Australia
The Suiso Frontier can transport 75 tonnes of liquified hydrogen at a temperature of minus 256°C /Kawasaki Heavy Industries
The world’s first purpose-built liquefied hydrogen carrier is on its way from Japan to Australia to pick up its first load. Built by Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Japan, the 110-meter long Suiso Frontier can transport 75 tonnes of liquified hydrogen at a temperature of minus 256°C. That way, the volume of the gas in 1
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