Hydrogen Energetics : A Future Clean Energy Carrier. This item is unavailable.Hydrogen Energetics : A Future Clean Energy Carrier

Understand the future of clean energy with this timely introduction

Hydrogen is a clean fuel that can be used to power fuel cells whose only biproduct is water. This flexible energy carrier can be produced from a range of natural processes and domestic energy resources, and it has potentially widespread applications. In an era defined by global climate change and the search for sustainable energy, hydrogen energetics is a field with transformative potential.

Hydrogen Energetics provides a cutting-edge introduction to current research and applications in this vital field. It offers an overview of hydrogen energy usage, including both positives and negatives, with a particular emphasis on the economic and infrastructural dimensions. Its up-to-date view of the state of the field and balance of theoretical and practical knowledge make it an essential resource.

Hydrogen Energetics readers will also find:

• A one-stop resource for understanding the scientific foundations, applications, and environmental impacts of hydrogen utilization
• Detailed discussion of topics including hydrogen properties, hydrogen production, and key characteristics of fuel cells
• A focus on both technical and economic aspects of hydrogen energetics

Hydrogen Energetics is a valuable source for researchers and academics in any field connected to renewable energies, energy storage, and environmental science, as well as for any professionals working with sustainability and natural resource availability.

Roman J. Press, PhD, is an automotive industry professional with decades of experience in alternative fuel systems, most recently served as a Distinguished Researcher at the Rochester Institute of Technology, where his research and teaching focused on innovative alternative fuel solutions. Dr. Press has also held positions at General Motors, Quantum Technologies, and Xerox. His expertise is further solidified by numerous patents focusing on liquid/gaseous metering and the publication of college textbooks covering hydrogen power.