Our partnerships with industry, universities, governments and regulators in Australia, Asia, Europe and the Americas are accelerating our commercial readiness and research into next generation nanoporous storage materials and advanced carbon composite materials for storage vessels that operate in a wide range of temperatures and pressures.
Enable connections with interested industry partners that will support the acceleration of technology development and commercialisation of Rux Energy’s hydrogen storage system in maritime, trucking, rail, heavy industry and aviation.
Rux Energy is establishing supply chains that enable engineering manufacturing and deployment as an energy source that supports industrial decarbonisation through integration in energy intensive industries, transport and aviation.
Rux Energy is developing leading edge technology for hydrogen storage with patents in key markets including Australia, USA, Europe and Japan.

Rux has won awards for its technology on every continent including Singapore, Germany, USA and Australia.
Rux has launched 3 development projects, two in the UK and 1 in Australia with support from both UK and Australian Governments, in maritime and heavy mobility.



Rux Energy is honoured to have received support from the NSW Government under its Clean Tech R&D Programme to support early TRL ultra-light-weight MOF hybrid materials research for aerospace, Australian DCCEEW support under the Australia UK Renewable Hydrogen Innovation Partnership Programme for Australian MOF materials mini-pilot manufacturing for marine certified prototypes for UK built high-powered fast crew transfer vessels, ACM CRC support for development of cryo-resilient composite tanks, and Innovate UK supporting floating shoreside power feasibility under CMDC6 (led by ELIRE infra), delivering accelerated major cost savings and safety enhancements along the value chain, and accelerated social and environmental impact.
Rux Energy is partnering with major universities and governments in Australia and the UK as well as key industrial partners in both countries to develop and validate its technology which includes nano materials for hydrogen storage and composite materials storage vessels, to advance its technology readiness levels to commercialisation.
Rux Energy is also engaging with Australian, European and international standards setting bodies and regulators to ensure that its hydrogen storage solution will comply with the rapidly emerging standards and to ensure compliance with all safety requirements.
Learn more about the impact of safer, more efficient and lower cost of storage of hydrogen across a range of projects
Dr Chanel Leong is Head of Project Management and Operations responsible for managing Rux Energy R&D projects across Research, Manufacturing Engineering and Operations to ensure timely delivery of our product roadmap and funding milestones. Chanel has over five years experience in product development at biotech startups in Europe and Canada, focused on developing disruptive, nanomaterials-based technologies. Chanel completed a PhD Chemistry in Metal-Organic Framework Materials at the University of Sydney.