Hydrogen Production from Offshore Wind Parks

June 16, 2021Hydrogen has the potential to be combined with offshore wind energy to aid in overcoming disadvantages such as the high installation cost of electrical transmission systems and transmission losses. This paper aims to outline and discuss the main features of the integration of hydrogen solutions in offshore wind … Continue reading

Storing Energy as Hydrogen

November 19, 2020Extensive research on photovoltaics (PV) cooperating with energy storage systems are conducted all over the world. For example, in reference [27] the authors show a PV installation connected with a hydrogen production system. Paper demonstrates that with a proper design of the system proposed by the authors it … Continue reading

Storing Hydrogen

October 19, 2020In some areas, the problem of wind and solar power curtailment is prominent. Hydrogen energy has the advantage of high storage density and a long storage time. Multi-energy hybrid systems including renewable energies, batteries and hydrogen are designed to solve this problem.

Improving Sustainable Hydrogen Production From Green Waste

September 16, 2021Bio-hydrogen production via dark fermentation of low-value waste is a potent and simple mean of recovering energy, maximizing the harvesting of reducing equivalents to produce the cleanest fuel amongst renewables. Here, an alternative application of green wastes, low-value compost and intermediate products (partially composted but unsuitable for completing … Continue reading

Green Hydrogen, Spaceship Earth, and a Circular Economy

December 2020Based on a review of the literature, researchers synthesize some aspects which represent in their understanding the essence of the circular economy concept. While in no way intended to be absolute, definitive and final, these aspects represent a level of understanding of the concept at this specific moment.

Societal Consequences to the Transition to Green Hydrogen

July 15, 2021The need for green hydrogen is likely to require massive expansion of renewable energy plants. Researchers have identified a gap between political action, technological developments, and expertise from the social sciences and humanities as the world transitions from fossil fuels to green hydrogen. They argue that the respective … Continue reading

WordPress theme: Kippis 1.15
Translate ยป