Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells (SOECs) have proven to be a highly efficient key technology
for producing valuable chemicals and fuels from renewably generated electricity at …

Green hydrogen, produced through splitting water by water electrolyzers using renewable
electricity, emerges as a clean and sustainable energy solution to reduce carbon emissions …

Green hydrogen is typically produced by water electrolysis. In this process, water is split into
hydrogen and oxygen by an electric current. Different technologies exist to produce …

The scientific and industrial communities worldwide have recently achieved impressive
technical advances in develo** innovative electrocatalysts and electrolysers for water and …

Coupling water electrolyzers with solar and wind sources may be a promising solution in the
near future for utilizing excess renewable energy. Indeed, many researchers have …

The human-induced climate crisis is undoubtedly one of the most unrelenting global
challenges we face today. Imperative and immediate policies, initiatives, and actions are …

The international green hydrogen supply chain (HSC) is anticipated to play a pivotal role in
the ongoing energy transition. Our research endeavors to assess the implications of …

Hydrogen has attracted growing research interest due to its exceptionally high energy per
mass content and being a clean energy carrier, unlike the widely used hydrocarbon fuels …

The production of hydrogen through water electrolysis using anion exchange membranes
(AEMs) is gaining popularity worldwide due to its cost-effectiveness and efficiency. AEMs …

Hydrogen and renewable ammonia are energy vectors that complement each other and will
support the decarbonization of economic sectors where electricity is not a feasible solution …