Off-grid wind/hydrogen systems with multi-electrolyzers: Optimized operational strategies

Zheng, Yi; Huang, Chunjun; Tan, Jin; You, Shi; Zong, Yi; Træholt, Chresten

doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2023.117622

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“…Each energy transformation lasts for a specific time and requires expenditure on specific areas of scientific research, the effective commercialisation of which will allow the introduction to the market of innovative products and processes necessary for the functioning of the entire hydrogen chain. Intensive research and development has already allowed the commercialisation of many hydrogen technologies that make up the hydrogen economy, which is understood collectively as technologies for the production, storage, distribution and use of hydrogen and its derivatives, including centralised and distributed systems [58]. Economists conduct various analyses to predict the prices of green hydrogen obtained using various technologies and the costs of its storage and distribution [9,39,45].…”

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A review of technologies in the area of production, storage and use of hydrogen in the automotive industry

Małek,

Karowiec,

Jóżwik

2023

The Archives of Automotive Engineering – Archiwum Motoryzacji

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Presently, we can learn and read more and more about hydrogen in both traditional and social media. The article answers why there is so much interest in hydrogen recently. It has been recognized by European and global decision-makers as a very promising medium necessary to carry out the climate and energy transformation. The advantages of hydrogen as a fuel and as a medium for storing large amounts of energy over a longer period of time is also presented. In addition, an overview of hydrogen technologies presented at the Hydrogen Technology Expo in Bremen in September 2023 is provided. The state of hydrogen technologies currently available on the market is compared to the latest achievements of scientists described in scientific articles. The aim of the article is to review the technologies available on the market for the production, storage and use of hydrogen as a vehicle fuel. Hydrogen technologies presented at the Hydrogen Expo in Bremen were confronted with the latest scientific achievements described in the latest scientific articles. Thanks to such a confrontation, it is possible to make a rational purchasing decision in the area of selected hydrogen technologies.

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