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Hydrogen energy is considered to be the next generation of renewable energy. Green hydrogen is defined as hydrogen produced by splitting water with electricity generated by renewable energy sources such as solar or wind. Green hydrogen is often mentioned first when discussing a zero-carbon society. This session aims to cover green hydrogen production, storage/delivery, utilization technologies, and electrochemical energy storage and conversion technologies.
To significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, energy transition is highly demanded from carbon-based fossil fuel to clean fuel, hydrogen. How to store and transport hydrogen safely, easily, in large volumes, and for a long time in the upcoming hydrogen society is an important technical challenge. Liquid organic hydrogen carriers(LOHCs) are the key technology for storing and transporting...
In this era of decarbonization, green hydrogen production is a key technology for coping with intermittence of renewable energy and establishing a decentralized energy network. Against the existing studies, such as onshore and offshore platforms, we propose a new concept “nearshore green hydrogen production & liquefaction platform”. This platform has a few advantages over offshore or onshore...
Climate technology is a key component of mitigating greenhouse gas and adapting to climate change, and its effects can be expanded to global scale. Thus, it is crucial for countries to cooperate on developing and deploying prominent climate technology to combating to climate change. Hydrogen sector is considered as one of the most important sectors for just energy transition in the future....
There is significant recent interest in clean hydrogen production from renewable water electrolysis. However, the costs of green hydrogen are more than twice as expensive as fossil fuel-based production [1]. The largest single-cost component is renewable electricity; thus, plenty of catalysts have been developed to reduce the required electrical energy (i.e., less overpotential). Usually, the...
