Advances in Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Storage Technologies
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "D2: Electrochem: Batteries, Fuel Cells, Capacitors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 May 2024 | Viewed by 152
Special Issue Editor
Interests: green hydrogen; solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology; H2-biofuel utilisation through innovative technology development including polygeneration concepts; power-to-x; power to gas; techno-economy
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Fuel cells and hydrogen storage technologies are vital in the global transition to sustainable energy. With a surge in green hydrogen production anticipated in the coming years, finding innovative applications for this eco-friendly energy carrier is essential. One of the most promising prospects is its seamless integration into fuel cell technology, celebrated for its simplicity, quiet operation, high efficiency, and modular design. Envisioning a world where hydrogen fuel cell vehicles seamlessly integrate with smart homes and cities is close. However, this vision is not without challenges, including modelling, control, infrastructure development, and cost optimisation.
Our Special Issue on "Advances in Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Storage Technologies" is set to showcase the latest breakthroughs in this field. We invite contributions on a wide spectrum of topics, including advanced control strategies, innovations in hydrogen fuel tank integration, optimising green hydrogen refuelling strategies, and various technologies in terms of hydrogen storage. We also encourage comprehensive review submissions on:
Fuel Cell Advancements: Highlighting the latest developments in fuel cell technology, such as improvements in membrane materials, catalysts, and fuel cell stack designs.
Hydrogen Storage Techniques Advances: Reviewing progress in various hydrogen storage methods, from small-scale solutions to large-scale storage, including hydrides, ammonia storage, compressed gas storage, and geological storage techniques.
This Special Issue is set to be a hub for the most recent advances in the theory, design, modelling, and applications within the realm of fuel cells and hydrogen storage. Share your research with us to contribute to the ongoing revolution towards a sustainable, hydrogen-powered future.
Your contributions are pivotal in shaping the future of clean energy. Join us in Energies at MDPI in advancing the frontiers of hydrogen-based technologies and energy storage solutions.
Dr. Ali Saberi Mehr
Guest Editor
Manuscript Submission Information
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Keywords
- green hydrogen
- fuel cell
- hydrogen storage
- optimization
- decarbonisation
