Hydrogen represents one of the most promising ways to realise sustainable energy, whilst fuel cells provide the most efficient conversion device for converting hydrogen, and possibly other fuels, into electricity. Hydrogen can be produced from carbon-free or carbon-neutral energy sources or from fossil fuels with CO2 capture and storage. Thus, the use of hydrogen could drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the energy sector.
Fuel cells are intrinsically clean and very efficient (up to double the efficiency of Internal Combustion Engines (ICE)) and capable of converting hydrogen and other fuels to electricity, heat and power. They can also be sited close to the point of end-use, allowing exploitation of the heat generated in the process.
Through this Hydrogen Study Blog, I will be in position to deliver information, news, and research progress related with Hydrogen as a energy for our better future. The study will be covered many aspects about Hydrogen, such as: hydrogen production, hydrogen storage, fuel cell, and many other aspects.
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