Definitely skeptical, how does shining a laser on a material allow it to store vast quantities of hydrogen at high density? How much does the storage media wei

Definitely skeptical, how does shining a laser on a material allow it to store vast quantities of hydrogen at high density? How much does the storage media weigh per kg of hydrogen stored? Why would the US government block this in 2008? Sounds very conspiracy theorist. Minimum even if it has the storage density, it says 150 cycles before it soaks with deuterium, which means it's losing hydrogen to the "Cassette" and the whole thing has to be recycled. Still doesn't solve the efficiency issues of creating hydrogen with electricity and using in a fuel cell vs just charging a battery, but could definitely have applications if it truly can store at that density.