Abstract: An integrated adsorbed gaseous fuel storage and delivery system comprising an adsorbent in a tank wherein the adsorbent has (a) an initial Working Storage capacity of at least about 140 v/v % at a storage tank pressure of 900 psig, (b) a residual loss of storage capacity that is no more than 10%, and (c) it releases adsorbed gaseous fuel via a pressure differential between the tank pressure the pressure out of the tank without the application of a vacuum to the tank or heat to the adsorbent. The system also comprises a filter capable of passing through the filter at a rate of at least 50 cubic feet of gaseous fuel per minute at 50 psi, a pressure regulator for adjusting the pressure of the filtered gaseous fuel to an operating pressure for a fuel injection system, and an electronic control module capable of operating the fuel injection system.

Abstract: A fuel extraction and pressurization system for delivering a gaseous fuel from a adsorbent fuel tank to a fuel injection system of an internal combustion engine, wherein the fuel extraction and pressurization system comprises one or more components for applying a vacuum to the interior of the tank to facilitate the extraction of the adsorbed gaseous fuel from the tank and compressing the extracted gaseous fuel to a pressure appropriate for the fuel injection system.

Abstract: A fuel extraction and pressurization system for delivering a gaseous fuel from a adsorbent fuel tank to a fuel injection system of an internal combustion engine, wherein the fuel extraction and pressurization system comprises one or more components for applying a vacuum to the interior of the tank to facilitate the extraction of the adsorbed gaseous fuel from the tank and compressing the extracted gaseous fuel to a pressure appropriate for the fuel injection system.