Project Summary
Aerogel Core has developed an advanced insulation material to support the thermal management of clean fuel systems such as ammonia, liquified natural gas and hydrogen in maritime applications. Work involves developing a so-called ultralight nanocellulose–graphene oxide composite aerogel, and validating the material’s ultra-low thermal conductivity, mechanical robustness and ability to be manufactured in a panel form. The project aims to take the technology from a TRL 2 to 3. Delivering a high-performance, bio-based and exceptionally lightweight insulation material that improves energy retention and safety for low-carbon fuel systems; this project directly advances TRIG’s mission to accelerate clean maritime technologies while contributing to emission reduction goals.

