Heat transfer problems for the production of hydrogen from geothermal energy

Mathematical modeling of the coupled transport and electrochemical reactions in solid oxide steam electrolyzer for hydrogen production

“…High-temperature solid oxide steam electrolyzers (SOSE) are more advantageous than lowtemperature proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers and alkaline electrolyzers because SOSE can produce hydrogen at a high chemical reaction rate with a low electrical energy requirement [7][8][9][10][11]. In recent years, there are growing interests in integrating SOSE hydrogen production with nuclear power plant or geothermal energy resources for practical applications [12][13][14].…”

An overview of renewable hydrogen production from thermochemical process of oil palm solid waste in Malaysia

“…The existing methods for renewable hydrogen production are categorized in Fig. 1 [10][11][12][13][14].…”

Exergoeconomic assessment of a geothermal assisted high temperature steam electrolysis system

“…They also discussed some potential low temperature thermochemical and hybrid cycles for geothermal based hydrogen production and examined those systems as a sustainable option for hydrogen production using geothermal heat [11]. Balta et al [12] also evaluated the thermodynamic analysis of a HTSE process coupled with a geothermal source for possible hydrogen production based on one of the first known research study on this field, namely Jules e Verne project [8,13]. The principal objective of this project was a technoeconomic study of the production of hydrogen by HTSE coupled with a geothermal source in Iceland [13].…”