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Hydrogen Economy : Brief Sumarization of Hydrogen Economy
2022 International Conference on Electrical, Computer and Energy Technologies (ICECET), 2022Miroslava Farkas Smitkova +2 more
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2009
Responding to the sustained interest in and controversial discussion of the prospects of hydrogen, this book strives to reflect on the perspectives of a hydrogen economy in light of the global energy challenge, in particular the question of how to meet the growing demand for transport energy in the long term and how to secure sustainable energy for ...
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Responding to the sustained interest in and controversial discussion of the prospects of hydrogen, this book strives to reflect on the perspectives of a hydrogen economy in light of the global energy challenge, in particular the question of how to meet the growing demand for transport energy in the long term and how to secure sustainable energy for ...
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Process Safety and Environmental Protection, 2000
The potential use of hydrogen as a major energy vector is examined from an industrial gas perspective. The challenges that must be overcome for its use are examined and contrasted with alternatives.
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The potential use of hydrogen as a major energy vector is examined from an industrial gas perspective. The challenges that must be overcome for its use are examined and contrasted with alternatives.
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Liability and the Hydrogen Economy
Science, 2003Hydrogen fuel cell technologies are being championed as a way to further environmental and national security policy objectives. However, hydrogen's physical properties differ significantly from other fuels and require special handling procedures that are rarely discussed.
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Questions about a Hydrogen Economy
Scientific American, 2004The article focuses on the outlook for a hydrogen economy. Much hope surrounds the advances in fuel cells and the possibility of a cleaner hydrogen economy. But hydrogen is not free, in either dollars or environmental damage. The hydrogen fuel cell costs nearly 100 times as much per unit of power produced as an internal-combustion engine.
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From hydrogen economy to hydrogen civilization
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 2001For the first time ever, the main aspects of a move by humankind into the era of an ecologically clean hydrogen energy civilization are being considered. It has been shown that energy and environmental problems can be averted by changing our energy carrier from fossil fuels to the environmentally clean energy carrier, hydrogen.
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1977
Before describing the characteristics of an economy in which hydrogen is the medium of energy, let us summarize briefly the reasons leading to it. As pointed out above, man’s energy source will have to be changed during the next two or three decades. Such a change is forced upon us by irrevocable events: the increasing atmospheric pollution caused by ...
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Before describing the characteristics of an economy in which hydrogen is the medium of energy, let us summarize briefly the reasons leading to it. As pointed out above, man’s energy source will have to be changed during the next two or three decades. Such a change is forced upon us by irrevocable events: the increasing atmospheric pollution caused by ...
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2014
Renewable energies usually claim to be the alternative to oil. Renewable energies provide us with electricity, heat and fuels from biomass. Thus, these latter appear first as an energy alternative to oil. In fact the EU and USA are strongly backing the application of so-called bio-fuels (I prefer to call them agro-fuels, because the root bio has ...
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Renewable energies usually claim to be the alternative to oil. Renewable energies provide us with electricity, heat and fuels from biomass. Thus, these latter appear first as an energy alternative to oil. In fact the EU and USA are strongly backing the application of so-called bio-fuels (I prefer to call them agro-fuels, because the root bio has ...
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