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GREEN HYDROGEN: TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION CRITERIA FOR ELECTROLYSER SELECTION

This article provides an overview of Water Electrolysis technologies for Green Hydrogen production. Considering diverse Hydrogen markets and the evolving technological landscape, this article recommends fourteen evaluation criteria for electrolyser technology selection. The significance of each criterion is explained.

TECHNOLOGY ASPECTS OF CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE FROM FLUE GASES

A quarter of all anthropogenic Carbon Dioxide emissions emanate from combustion processes in the energy and industrial sectors. Capturing Carbon Dioxide directly from Flue gases will mitigate emissions from existing power plants and industrial units. This article reviews current Flue gas Carbon Dioxide capture technologies that are commercially available.

Analyzing Boiler Energy Consumption, Efficiency Enhancements, and Emissions Control

Boilers are widely used in many industries and for various commercial purposes for producing hot water and steam. Boilers consume a large volume of the world's fossil fuel production, and that's why their efficiency is very important. The article will highlight techniques for optimizing boilers' energy requirements and emission control approaches to make them environmentally more clean.

Clean Energy Finance Basics

Clean energy finance is any structured financial activity created to ensure a low-carbon footprint and a better environmental outcome. This article focuses on financing market-ready sectors, such as renewables and efficiency.

Decarbonisation of Gas in South America

South America produces but also imports large amounts of natural gas, and injecting renewable hydrogen into the natural gas systems could help decarbonise the sector.

Enhanced Membrane Bioreactors

Membrane bioreactors are suspended-growth activated sludge treatment processes in which bacteria are grown in a suspension of culture medium/wastewater/food and oxygen.

Ethanol and Higher Alcohols as Renewable Fuels for Internal Combustion Engines

Climate change, global warming, fossil fuel price fluctuation and availability are considered among the primary challenges globally. Depending on petroleum-based energy resources is the main issue. That's why interest in bio/renewable fuel is growing significantly. This article has thoroughly reviewed the potential and challenges of ethanol and higher alcohol in internal combustion engines for energy purposes.