A review of history, production and storage of hydrogen

The need to reduce fossil fuel consumption has created opportunities for alternative fuels, including the migration of hydrogen as an unconventional alternative fuel. This alternative has more significant environmental and energy benefits due to the acquisition of raw materials and the integration o...

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Grimaldo Guerrero, John William
De la Hoz Barcelo, Juan
Rivera Pacheco, Daniel
RAMOS BARRERA, LUIS FERNANDO
Martinez-Palacio, Ubaldo
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Renewable energy
Hydrogen production
Hydrogen storage
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv A review of history, production and storage of hydrogen
title A review of history, production and storage of hydrogen
spellingShingle A review of history, production and storage of hydrogen
Renewable energy
Hydrogen production
Hydrogen storage
title_short A review of history, production and storage of hydrogen
title_full A review of history, production and storage of hydrogen
title_fullStr A review of history, production and storage of hydrogen
title_full_unstemmed A review of history, production and storage of hydrogen
title_sort A review of history, production and storage of hydrogen
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Grimaldo Guerrero, John William
De la Hoz Barcelo, Juan
Rivera Pacheco, Daniel
RAMOS BARRERA, LUIS FERNANDO
Martinez-Palacio, Ubaldo
dc.contributor.author.spa.fl_str_mv Grimaldo Guerrero, John William
De la Hoz Barcelo, Juan
Rivera Pacheco, Daniel
RAMOS BARRERA, LUIS FERNANDO
Martinez-Palacio, Ubaldo
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv Renewable energy
Hydrogen production
Hydrogen storage
topic Renewable energy
Hydrogen production
Hydrogen storage
description The need to reduce fossil fuel consumption has created opportunities for alternative fuels, including the migration of hydrogen as an unconventional alternative fuel. This alternative has more significant environmental and energy benefits due to the acquisition of raw materials and the integration of renewable energy sources. The research presents a review of historical evolution, a bibliometric analysis, and the processes used to produce and store this molecule. The POx and pyrolysis processes have the highest amount of research. At the same time, electrolysis is the process that has had the most significant growth, and research indicates that they allow greater sustainability due to the integration of renewable energies. Research trends indicate studies for integrating renewable energy resources and materials to improve chemical properties to increase capacity storage and decrease the risks due to high volatility.
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