About Hydrogen in Motion
Hydrogen in Motion is a British Columbia clean-energy company developing solid-state hydrogen storage materials and portable storage systems for mobile, stationary and off-grid applications.
Operating context
Hydrogen in Motion is developing several distinct hydrogen-storage approaches from Burnaby. P100 uses adsorption in high-surface-area carbonaceous material; M100 uses metal-alloy bonding; C100 uses single-use chemical capsules activated with steam and heat. These storage families have different replenishment and balance-of-system implications and should not be described as one interchangeable rechargeable tank. The HYMI car is a small-scale demonstration, while truck, UAV, marine and container applications remain examples on the technology page. NATO DIANA lists the company in its 2026 cohort for lightweight modular hydrogen energy storage for uncrewed systems. A useful evaluation would begin with the specific material, deliverable system mass, thermal requirements, usable hydrogen and refuelling method.
