Electricity and hydrogen production by cogeneration system applied in a fuel station in Brazil: Energy analysis of a combined SOFC and ethanol steam reforming model

Cordaro, P.G; Braga, B.L.; Corotti, D.; Gallego, A.G.; Silveira, J.L.

doi:10.1016/j.fuel.2023.129615

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“…When it refers to territorial scales, the methodology delimits processes, as in the case of this article, the processes for managing the oil and gas sector. The potential of the territory is a concept used to study the case of protected natural areas in Mexico [60] and for the study of renewable energies in Brazil [61].…”

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Economic Strategy for Developing the Oil Industry in Mexico by Incorporating Environmental Factors

Semenova,

Martínez Santoyo

2023

Sustainability

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This article presents a methodological approach that can more effectively solve environmental problems related to the activities of oil companies. Traditionally, environmental factors have been seen as merely an additional cost that obstructs economic development. The contribution of the authors’ approach lies in the fact that it substantiates the need and the possibility to increase the potential for the functioning and development of the country, for the case of Mexico, while considering environmental factors on a scientific basis. This study proposes a methodology and, therefore, the selection of a strategy for the development of Mexico’s oil industry, ensuring an increase in its environmental and economic efficiency and the sustainability of its territorial functioning and development. The methodology presented in this article develops the concept of sub-potentials, which include the sub-potentials of reproduction, protection, management and development, and reserve. Sub-potentials, particularly the protection sub-potential, integrate environmental components. Neglecting environmental factors leads to an increase in the sub-potentials of the threat and deterrence. Environmental factors are analyzed as a part of a unified strategy for the development of the country, when presenting the formation of a comprehensive system of indicators using management guidelines and a three-dimensional assessment of the criteria for the development of the country’s oil and gas sector. The consequence of using this methodology is the integration of the environmental component of the development in the oil and gas sector into the country’s unified socio-economic strategy. This can effectively solve environmental problems and achieve socio-economic development goals. Consequently, incorporating the environmental aspect based on the proposed methodology permits the effective utilization of society’s limited resources. The application of this systematic approach, encompassing all levels of sustainable strategic development—the oil company, the industry, and the country—also yields additional synergies.

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Economic Strategy for Developing the Oil Industry in Mexico by Incorporating Environmental Factors

Semenova,

Martínez Santoyo

2023

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Carbon emission reduction and hydrogen production maximization from carbon emission-based hydrogen sources

Abifarin,

Abifarin

2024

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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This study aims to optimize hydrogen (H2) production via ethanol steam reforming (ESR) and water gas shift reaction (WGSR) pathways, focusing on minimizing CO, CO2, and CH4 emissions while maximizing H2 yield. Employing Taguchi grey relational analysis, we investigate the intricate balance between production conditions and multi-response gas generation. Utilizing Origin Pro software, regression modeling forecasts individual and overall gas generation. Our analysis identifies optimal conditions: a feed liquid flow rate of 2 mL/min, water-to-carbon ratio of 3, ESR temperature of 300 °C, and WGSR temperature of 350 °C. These conditions promise clean, efficient H2 production. Key results show the water-to-carbon ratio and ESR temperature contributing 59.22% and 32.69% to production conditions’ impact, respectively. Graphical and mathematical models validate these findings. Moving forward, further experimental validation of optimal conditions for multi-response gas generation is recommended. This study pioneers a transformative approach towards sustainable, environmentally friendly H2 production.

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A review on ethanol steam reforming focusing on yttria-stabilized zirconia catalysts: A look into hydrogen production for fuel cells

Gasparetto,

Salau

2024

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Electricity and hydrogen production by cogeneration system applied in a fuel station in Brazil: Energy analysis of a combined SOFC and ethanol steam reforming model

Cited by 3 publications

References 22 publications

Economic Strategy for Developing the Oil Industry in Mexico by Incorporating Environmental Factors

Economic Strategy for Developing the Oil Industry in Mexico by Incorporating Environmental Factors

Carbon emission reduction and hydrogen production maximization from carbon emission-based hydrogen sources

A review on ethanol steam reforming focusing on yttria-stabilized zirconia catalysts: A look into hydrogen production for fuel cells

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