Fuelling the future: A review of non-renewable hydrogen production and storage techniques

M, Aravindan; V, Madhan Kumar; Hariharan, V.S.; Narahari, Tharun; P, Arun Kumar; K, Madhesh; G, Praveen Kumar; Prabakaran, Rajendran

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2023.113791

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“…Simultaneously, emissions of CO and CO 2 decrease, underscoring the promising potential of H-M blended fuels for more e cient and environmentally friendly cooking. [1,2]…”

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Exploring the Impact of Hydrogen Mixtures on the Combustion of Methane in a Residential Stove Burner: A Numerical Study

2023

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The rising cost of fossil fuels, driven by inflation and geopolitical conflicts, has led to a search for more efficient and environmentally friendly cooking solutions. Blended fuels, specifically the combination of hydrogen and methane (H-M), have emerged as a promising alternative. This study examines the combustion performance of commercial cooking burners using varying H-M blends (0–50%), showcasing increased flame temperature, velocity, and pressure as hydrogen content rises. Moreover, emissions of carbon monoxide (CO) and carbon dioxide (CO2) decrease, demonstrating the potential of H-M blends to enhance cooking efficiency and reduce environmental impact, making them a compelling choice for cooking applications.

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“…Simultaneously, emissions of CO and CO 2 decrease, underscoring the promising potential of H-M blended fuels for more e cient and environmentally friendly cooking. [1,2]…”

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confidence: 99%

Exploring the Impact of Hydrogen Mixtures on the Combustion of Methane in a Residential Stove Burner: A Numerical Study

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“…This process converts electrical energy from renewable sources into chemical energy, facilitating the electrocatalytic generation of hydrogen (H 2 ) . Hydrogen, often heralded as the fuel of the future, boasts a remarkable gravimetric energy density, superior energy conversion efficiency, environmental friendliness, and zero carbon emissions, with only water as a byproduct. − …”

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Recent Advances in Electrochemical Water Splitting Electrocatalysts: Categorization by Parameters and Catalyst Types

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Pokhrel,

Muhammad

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ACS Materials Lett.

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Hydrogen energy, heralded as a novel, clean, and highly efficient energy source, stands at the forefront of initiatives aimed at decarbonizing and fostering a sustainable carbon-neutral economy. Recent strides in hydrogen production through water splitting have marked significant progress, leveraging its inherent benefits, such as zero carbon emissions, safety, and exceptional product purity. Despite these advancements, challenges persist in surmounting the substantial energy barrier and watersplitting costs. Many efficient electrocatalysts have been innovatively designed and reported to address these hurdles. However, the translation of these advances into industrial-scale applications faces multifaceted obstacles. Urgent demands for highperformance electrocatalysts meeting industrial standards underscore the imperative for a deeper comprehension of water-splitting systems. This review delves into the latest developments in water electrolysis, synthesizing experimental findings and promising strategies with different electrochemical parameters along with high entropy metals, doping engineering, interface construction, and defect engineering. Despite considerable strides in creating efficient watersplitting electrocatalysts and numerous recent investigations, numerous challenges persist, impeding the widespread industrial implementation of electrolytic water splitting. By providing a comprehensive overview, this review aims to furnish a knowledge-driven framework in fundamental science while fostering inspiration for technical engineering endeavors to craft efficient electrocatalysts tailored for water splitting.

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Interface Engineering of Electrocatalysts for Efficient and Selective Oxygen Evolution in Alkaline/Seawater

Kim,

Zu,

Lam Kwok

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ChemCatChem

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Electrochemical water splitting is regarded as an effective technology for producing green hydrogen, which is crucial for addressing energy and environmental challenges. In particular, direct seawater splitting offers significant economic and environmental advantages. However, its efficiency is hindered by the high overpotential required for the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) and the competition from chloride oxidation. This review highlights the potential of interface engineering to overcome these limitations and develop efficient OER electrocatalysts. We comprehensively explore recent advancements in interface engineering for OER in both alkaline and seawater environments. We begin by introducing the mechanisms of freshwater and seawater electrolysis, emphasizing key considerations for OER catalyst design. Subsequently, we review the recent progress made in various interface engineering strategies, analyzing their impact on OER performance in both electrolytes. Finally, we outline promising future directions for developing efficient seawater oxidation catalysts through interface engineering.

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Fuelling the future: A review of non-renewable hydrogen production and storage techniques

Cited by 33 publications

References 90 publications

Exploring the Impact of Hydrogen Mixtures on the Combustion of Methane in a Residential Stove Burner: A Numerical Study

Exploring the Impact of Hydrogen Mixtures on the Combustion of Methane in a Residential Stove Burner: A Numerical Study

Recent Advances in Electrochemical Water Splitting Electrocatalysts: Categorization by Parameters and Catalyst Types

Interface Engineering of Electrocatalysts for Efficient and Selective Oxygen Evolution in Alkaline/Seawater

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