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Towards sustainable energy: a comprehensive review on hydrogen integration in renewable energy systems

Wahid Bin Noor
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology, Bangladesh
Tanvir Amin
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology, Bangladesh

Corresponding Author(s) : Tanvir Amin

u1903021@student.cuet.ac.bd

Future Energy, 2024: In Press

Abstract

As the world shifts towards sustainable energy sources, incorporating hydrogen into renewable energy systems emerges as a critical pathway. This thorough analysis delves deeply into the various facets of hydrogen integration, exploring its potential to revolutionize the energy landscape. Drawing upon recent advancements and research findings, the review examines the production, storage, and utilization of hydrogen within renewable energy frameworks. Key topics include electrolysis methods, storage technologies, and diverse applications spanning transportation, residential sectors, and industry. Furthermore, the review examines the obstacles and prospects linked with hydrogen integration, shedding light on policy frameworks, economic implications, and technological innovations driving its adoption. By offering insights into the multifaceted role of hydrogen, this review aims to inform researchers, stakeholders, and policymakers about the transformative potential of integrating green hydrogen into renewable energy systems for a sustainable future.

Keywords

Renewable energy Fossil fuels Hydrogen technology Electrolysis Hydrogen integration
Noor, Wahid Bin, and Tanvir Amin. 2024. “Towards Sustainable Energy: A Comprehensive Review on Hydrogen Integration in Renewable Energy Systems”. Future Energy 3 (4):1-17. https://fupubco.com/fuen/article/view/181.
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