Publications

The aim of this bibliometric analysis was to evaluate the evolution of scientific research in hydrogen focusing on green hydrogen production storage and utilization. Articles from prominent databases were analyzed revealing a strong emphasis on sustainable hydrogen technologies through keywords like “hydrogen production” “green hydrogen” and “solar power generation”. Mature research areas include production methods and electrolysis while Read More

Hydrogen fuel cell water-thermal management systems suffer from slow response time system vibration and large temperature fluctuations of load current changes. In this paper Logistic chaotic mapping adaptively adjusted inertia weight and asymmetric learning factors are integrated to enhance the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm and combine it with fuzzy control to propose an innovative improved particle swarm optimization-Fuzzy contr Read More

This paper introduces a general criterion for the optimal design and operation of hydrogen storage tanks. Specifically the proposed procedure identifies the optimal delivery schedule that minimizes the capacity of material storage systems. Indeed many manufacturing processes need some buffer storage to administer mass flows appropriately according to the operating needs (one class above all: Power-to-X processes) and have one of their highest e Read More

Energy production and consumption are major contributors to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions exacerbating one of the greatest challenges faced by modern societies: climate change. Thus societies must switch to more sustainable energy sources. Green hydrogen has emerged as a promising alternative energy carrier facilitating storage and utilization across various industries. However amidst different production processes solely sustainable electr Read More

This manuscript explores the role of green hydrogen produced through ethanol reforming in accelerating Brazil’s transition to a low-carbon economic framework. Despite ongoing efforts to lessen carbon dependence Brazil’s reliance on biofuels and other renewable energy sources remains inadequate for fully achieving its decarbonization objectives. Green hydrogen presents a vital opportunity to boost energy sustainability especially in sectors that Read More

This paper presents an energy management algorithm based on an extended proportional integral derivative (PID) controller. To validate the proposed algorithm comprehensive simulation models were developed including a longitudinal dynamics-based vehicle model an ampere–hour integration-based power battery model a fuel cell model based on the Nernst equation and a hydrogen consumption model. An economic assessment was conducte Read More

This manuscript contributes to understanding the role of hydrogen in different materials emphasizing polymers and composite materials to increase hydrogen storage capacity in those materials. Hydrogen storage is critical in advancing and optimizing sustainable energy solutions that are essential for improving their performance. Capillary arrays which offer increased surface area and optimized storage geometries present a promising avenue f Read More

To address the challenges of multi-energy coupling decision-making caused by the complex interactions and significant conflicts of interest among multiple entities in integrated energy systems an energy management strategy for integrated energy systems with electricity heat and hydrogen multi-energy storage is proposed. First based on the coupling relationship of electricity heat and hydrogen multi-energy flows the architecture of the integrated energy Read More

The increase in industrial production and energy consumption has led to excessive exploitation of non-renewable resources resulting in serious environmental problems such as greenhouse gas emissions. In response there’s a growing investment in renewable energies such as hydroelectric wind and solar power. However these sources are unable to fully meet demand leading to imbalances between consumption and production. An emerging solution to thi Read More

The ability for existing burners to operate safely and efficiently on hydrogen-blended fuels is a primary concern for the many industries looking to adopt hydrogen as an alternative fuel. This study investigates the efficacy of increasing fuel injector diameter as a simple modification strategy to extend the hydrogen-blending limits before flashback. The collateral effects of this modification are quantified with respect to a set of key performance criteri Read More

The primary motivation of the present study is to mitigate the severe impact of ongoing energy resource shortages while offering clean and sustainable energy carriers such as hydrogen and ammonia. The present system mainly encompasses water splitting and the Haber-Bosch (HB) processes for green hydrogen and ammonia synthesis using solar and wind power respectively. Pointwise quantification analyses are conducted to quantify the power Read More

he use of hydrogen (H2) as a substitute for fossil fuel which accounts for the majority of the world’s energy is environmentally the most benign option for the reduction of CO2 emissions. his will require gigawatt-scale storage systems and as such H2 storage in porous rocks in the subsurface will be required. ccurate estimation of the thermodynamic and transport properties of H2 mixed with other gases found within the storage system is therefore essential for Read More

Chapters:♦ Introduction by Rainer Quitzow and Yana Zabanova♦ The EU in the Global Hydrogen Race: Bringing Together Climate Action Energy Security and Industrial Policy by Yana Zabanova♦ Germany’s Hydrogen Strategy: Securing Industrial Leadership in a Carbon–Neutral Economy by Almudena Nunez and Rainer Quitzow♦ France’s Hydrogen Strategy: Focusing on Domestic Hydrogen Production to Decarbonise Industry and Mobility by Ines Bouacida♦ Read More

The decarbonization of hard-to-abate industries is crucial for keeping global warming to below 2◦C. Green or renewable hydrogen synthesized through water electrolysis has emerged as a sustainable alternative for fossil fuels in energy-intensive sectors such as aluminum cement chemicals steel and transportation. However the scalability of green hydrogen production faces challenges including infrastructure gaps energy losses excessive power consumption Read More

Recently worldwide the attention being paid to hydrogen and its derivatives as alternative carbon-free (or low-carbon) options for the electricity sector the transport sector and the industry sector has increased. Several projects in the field of low-emission hydrogen production (particularly electrolysis-based green hydrogen) have either been constructed or analyzed for their feasibility. Despite the great ambitions announced by some nations with respe Read More

This report lays out roadmaps for the nine technology families identified in the UK Hydrogen Innovation Opportunity. The content in these roadmaps has been developed through a combination of extensive industrial engagement and aggregation of existing sector and technology roadmaps. This document also signposts to reports that highlight innovation challenges and opportunities for two underpinning technology families - materials and digital. The tec Read More

The combustion and emission characteristics of a hydrogen engine were investigated through experimental analysis using a GDI engine. To enable hydrogen in-cylinder direct injection a specialized hydrogen gas injector was employed. A comparative analysis of the combustion performance between gasoline and hydrogen fuels in a spark-ignited engine was conducted. Additionally the study experimentally explored the thermal efficiency and emission reduct Read More

Proton exchange membrane water electrolyzer (PEMWE) represents a promising technology for the sustainable production of hydrogen which is capable of efficiently coupling to intermittent electricity from renewable energy sources (e.g. solar and wind). The technology with compact stack structure has many notable advantages including large current density high hydrogen purity and great conversion efficiency. However the use of expensive electrocat Read More

The present study explores the potential of integrating the NET Zero Cycle (NZC) with hydrogen production by alkaline electrolyzers. To achieve this an Aspen Plus model was developed for the NZC and its accuracy was first confirmed by comparing it with literature data. The creation of a model for an alkaline electrolyzer was achieved using Aspen Custom Modeler and later imported into Aspen Plus. A comprehensive simulation was conducted in Aspen Read More

Green hydrogen has the potential to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors and processes and should therefore play an important role in the energy system in achieving climate goals. However the main hydrogen supply is still based on fossil fuels and only limited amounts of electrolyzers have been installed. Switching from fossil-based fuel sources to green hydrogen is highly dependent on when and at what price green hydrogen will become available Read More

Integration of hydrogen into the existing natural gas infrastructure is considered a potential pathway that can accelerate the incorporation of hydrogen into the energy sector. While blending renewable hydrogen with natural gas offers advantages such as reduced carbon intensity and the ability to utilize existing infrastructure for hydrogen storage and transportation there are several concerns including leakage and associated issues. Un derstanding the be Read More

The UK government plans to phase out pure diesel trains by 2040 and fully decarbonize railways by 2050. Hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) trains electrified trains using pantographs (Electrified Trains) and battery electric multiple unit (BEMU) trains are considered the main solutions for decarbonizing railways. However the range of these decarbonization options’ line upgrade cost advantages is unclear. This paper analyzes the upgrade costs of three types of train Read More

Social risk is a comprehensive concept that considers not only internal/external physical risks but also risks (which are multiple varied and diverse) associated with social activity. It should be considered from diverse perspectives and requires a comprehensive evaluation framework that takes into account the synergistic impact of each element on others rather than evaluating each risk individually. Social risk assessment is an approach that is not limited Read More

The global shift toward sustainable energy solutions emphasises the urgent need to harness renewable sources for green hydrogen production presenting a critical opportunity in the transition to a low-carbon economy. Despite its potential integrating renewable energy with electrolysis to produce green hydrogen faces significant technological and economic challenges particularly in achieving high efficiency and cost-effectiveness at scale. This review syste Read More

The ecological transition in the transport sector is a major challenge to tackle environmental pollution and European legislation will mandate zero-emission new cars from 2035. To reduce the impact of petrol and diesel vehicles much emphasis is being placed on the potential use of synthetic fuels including electrofuels (e-fuels). This research aims to examine a levelised cost (LCO) analysis of e-fuel production where the energy source is renewable. Th Read More