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Sustainable hydrogen production: Technological advancements and economic analysis

Ahmed et al., 2022

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15674433477686449883
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Ahmed S
Mofijur M
Nuzhat S
Rafa N
Musharrat A
Lam S
Boretti A
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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Hydrogen (H 2) is pivotal to phasing out fossil fuel-based energy systems. It can be produced from different sources and using different technologies. Very few studies comprehensively discuss all available state-of-the-art technologies for H 2 production, the …
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