Explores green hydrogen's potential as a clean energy source, highlighting challenges and opportunities.
"Green Hydrogen: The Future of Sustainable Energy & Net Zero Development" explores the role of green hydrogen as a clean and strategic energy source in achieving global net-zero emissions. The paper explains how green hydrogen is produced using renewable energy through electrolysis, compares major production technologies, and examines its potential in hard-to-decarbonize sectors such as steel, shipping, chemicals, and energy storage. It also discusses key challenges including high costs, limited infrastructure, storage and transport difficulties, and certification gaps. Overall, the paper presents green hydrogen as a promising but still developing solution for sustainable energy transition and climate strategy.
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