Renewable Hydrogen Technologies

Introduction

1. Renewable hydrogen: Production routes and energetic utilization

2. Present and future of renewable hydrogen as energy carrier

Hydrogen from water

3. Recent advances in water electrolysis

4. Electric conditioning systems for electrolyzers fed with renewables: Power electronics

5. Integration of hydrogen systems and grid-connected renewable electric plants

6. Photocatalytic water splitting

7. Solar thermal water splitting

Hydrogen from biomass

8. Biomass sources for hydrogen production

9. Hydrogen from biomass: Advances in thermochemical processes

10. Biological and fermentative hydrogen production

11. Catalytic microreactors for hydrogen production

12. Hydrogen from bioalcohols

New technologies for hydrogen purification and storage

13. Micro process technology for hydrogen purification

14. Advances in hydrogen separation and purification with membranes

15. Advances in hydrogen storage in carbon materials

16. Progress in hydrogen storage in metal and complex hydrides

Transportation applications

17. Recent advances in fuel cells for transport using hydrogen

18. Hydrogen-fueled internal combustion engines

Modeling and safety issues

19. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) as a tool for designing hydrogen technology

20. Risk analysis of hydrogen fuel through CFD simulations

: L.M. Gand a is Professor of Chemical Engineering at the Public University of Navarre (UPNA), Spain, head of the research group "Chemical Reactors , member of the "Hydrogen Group at UPNA, and an experienced researcher on heterogeneous catalysis and catalytic reactors. Currently he is working on micro reaction technology for hydrogen production, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), renewable hydrogen production from wind energy and water electrolysis and hydrogen use as fuel for internal combustion engines. The author has recently published more than 15 papers on this topic Gurutze Arzamendi is Professor of Chemical Engineering at the Public University of Navarre, Spain, member of the "Chemical Reactors group and an experienced researcher on chemical reactors, microreactors modelling and simulation and polymeric materials. Currently she is working on micro reaction technology for hydrogen production, CFD and kinetic modelling of catalytic reactions. The author has more than 51 papers published on this topic in highly cited international journals. Pedro M. Di guez is Associate Professor of Mechanical and Energetic Engineering at the Public University of Navarre, Spain and projects Manager of the "Hydrogen Group at UPNA. Currently he is working on several aspects of hydrogen energy with emphasis in hydrogen use as fuel for internal combustion engines, and CFD applied to investigate safety issues of hydrogen including leakages and transport, combustion, explosion and deflagration phenomena. He has 14 publications under his name on this topic