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Green hydrogen: why low-carbon fuels are not benefiting from high fossil fuel prices [PDF]
A version of this article was published by The Conversation under title 'Green hydrogen: why low-carbon fuels are not benefiting from high fossil fuel prices', on 12 January 2023, available online at: https://theconversation.com/green-hydrogen-why-low ...
Dale, G, Szabo, J
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<abstract> <p>Green hydrogen is produced from water and solar, wind, and/or hydro energy via electrolysis and is considered to be a key component for reaching net zero by 2050. While green hydrogen currently represents only a few percent of all produced hydrogen, mainly from fossil fuels, significant investments into scaling up green ...
Amir Reza Razmi +4 more
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How green are the national hydrogen strategies [PDF]
Since Japan promulgated the world’s first national hydrogen strategy in 2017, 28 national (or regional, in the case of the EU) hydrogen strategies have been issued by major world economies. As carbon emissions vary with different types of hydrogen, and only green hydrogen produced from renewable energy can be zero-emissions fuel, this paper ...
Wenting Cheng, Sora Lee
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The Role of Blockchain in Green Hydrogen Value Chains
A rainbow of colors currently dominates almost every conversation on the transition to a low-carbon economy: green, grey, blue, turquoise, pink, yellow[1] - an ever-increasing palette to describe the same colorless, odorless, and highly combustible ...
De Blasio, Nicola, Hua, Charles
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State of the Art Progress in Copper Vanadate Materials for Solar Water Splitting
The development of a single junction photoelectrode material having specific properties is essential and challenging for the efficient application in solar water splitting for oxygen production and a high value-added product, hydrogen.
Shankara S. Kalanur +3 more
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On the Cost Competitiveness of Blue and Green Hydrogen
Despite huge cost reduction potential for green hydrogen production, it is uncertain when cost parity with blue hydrogen will be achieved. While technology costs, electricity and natural gas prices are key drivers, hydrogen’s competitiveness will be increasingly determined by carbon costs or regulation associated with its life-cycle emissions ...
Falko Ueckerdt +6 more
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Comment on “How green is blue hydrogen?”
Abstract This paper is written in response to the paper “How green is blue hydrogen?” by R. W. Howarth and M. Z. Jacobson. It aims at highlighting and discussing the method and assumptions of that paper, and thereby providing a more balanced perspective on blue hydrogen, which is in line with current best ...
Matteo C. Romano +23 more
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Green hydrogen for ammonia production – A case for the Netherlands [PDF]
An integrated system is studied to supply green hydrogen feedstock for ammonia production in the Netherlands. The system compares wind and solar resources when coupled to alkaline and PEM electrolysis with a compressed hydrogen storage system.
Hajimolana, Yashar; id_orcid +5 more
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