A perspective of the scope, role, production and transmission of hydrogen as an energy source

An account on the increasing demand for fuels over the last two centuries is provided. The significance of accelerated global climatic change and the need to achieve net-zero carbon emission are described. Accessible energy options are analysed as well. The scope, role and economic advantages of hyd...

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Published inSustainable energy & fuels Vol. 9; no. 16; pp. 4286 - 4293
Main Author Lang, Peter F
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London Royal Society of Chemistry 05.08.2025
Subjects
Climate change
Emissions
Energy sources
Fuels
Global climate
Hydrogen
Hydrogen production
Net zero
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ISSN2398-4902
2398-4902
DOI10.1039/d5se00654f

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Summary:An account on the increasing demand for fuels over the last two centuries is provided. The significance of accelerated global climatic change and the need to achieve net-zero carbon emission are described. Accessible energy options are analysed as well. The scope, role and economic advantages of hydrogen in the future are examined. The relevant properties of hydrogen as a fuel are provided, and the challenges and benefits of using hydrogen as a fuel are discussed. Finally, aspects of the transmission of hydrogen and the available ways for the production of hydrogen are evaluated. An account on the increasing demand for fuels over the last two centuries is provided.
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ISSN:2398-4902
2398-4902
DOI:10.1039/d5se00654f