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About us

THOR aims at developing a cost-effective thermoplastic composite pressure vessel for hydrogen storage both for vehicle and for transportation applications. Thermoplastics appear as a promising solution to the challenges faced by conventional tanks in terms of compatibility with hydrogen service and with mass automotive market requirements. The use of thermoplastic materials, advanced numerical modeling techniques and innovative manufacturing processes will boost the performance, improve safety, enable optimized tank geometry and weight and reduce the cost for mass production.

News

  • April 30th 2019 : Exposition ACT Los Angeles

    Some partners went to the site of the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) in Los Angeles in 4/2019. The objective was to assess the interest of our new technology and to know more about the different market players. Thus, more than 25 new contacts were then established, and the stand, above, was extremely busy.

  • Dissemination Day : The Movie

    You can find the movie of the convention :  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NzXp8kvIEo  

  • Dissemination day on Thermoplastic Hydrogen tanks

    Following the completion of the THOR project, the consortium invited several stakeholders to participate in a workshop to present the project results on a cost-effective thermoplastic composite pressure vessel for hydrogen storage for both vehicles and applications. transport.The THOR consortium thus made an appointment at the CETIM, Technocampus – chemin du Chaffault, 44340 Bouguenais, France, on Wednesday 21 September.