Technology for Green Hydrogen Production: Desk Analysis
Łosiewicz B.
This paper provides a desk analysis of green hydrogen production technologies, evaluating key technologies, maturity levels, and cost efficiency, and discusses future prospects.
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Łosiewicz B.
This paper provides a desk analysis of green hydrogen production technologies, evaluating key technologies, maturity levels, and cost efficiency, and discusses future prospects.
Hong W.Y.
This review provides a comprehensive techno-economic analysis of carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) systems for achieving net-zero CO2 emissions. It compares costs, efficiencies, and maturity levels of various technologies, high…
Kang N.
This paper reviews the progress of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology integrated with enhanced oil recovery (EOR). It likely covers technical, economic, and policy developments that leverage CO2 for oil extraction wh…
Wang X.
This paper examines strategic decision-making for CCUS in coal-fired power plants, focusing on the roles of pollution right trading and environmental benefits. It analyzes how emissions trading influences CCUS adoption and how environmental…
Gupta A.
This paper reviews challenges and opportunities for CCUS in India, analyzing technical and economic barriers and emphasizing the need for supportive policy frameworks. It provides insights for implementing CCUS as a decarbonization strategy…
Bulgis Khumairoh, Darmanto Darmanto, null Asrianti Dja’wa +1
This study identifies six opportunity channels for Indonesia's green economy transition: investment momentum, structural diversification, labor market transformation, macroeconomic resilience, trade competitiveness, and regional development…
Zhang H.
This study uses CitNetExplorer to systematically analyze the evolution of topics, hot spots, and future prospects in CCUS research over three decades.
Mingxu Li, Guanqi Wang, Yixuan Song +2
Using provincial panel data from China (2016-2023), this paper examines the impact of green credit bonds on green total factor productivity (GTFP). Employing an SBM-ML index and instrumental variables, it finds that green credit bonds signi…
Liyanage D.R.
This paper provides a socio-economic and environmental evaluation of carbon capture systems for building-level heating. It analyzes costs, energy consumption, and environmental impacts, considering feasibility and effectiveness.
Song Y.
This paper proposes a cost model for synergistic peaking of renewable energy and CCUS-equipped thermal power, along with an optimization strategy for cost apportionment, aiming to reduce overall system costs and accelerate CCUS deployment.
Mrs.M Ramya Sree, Devansh Daliya, K sai Krishna and S. Srikanth
This paper analyzes the role of the financial sector in achieving climate and biodiversity goals, focusing on banks' decarbonization through Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. It emphasizes the need for banks to set ambitious targets to increase …
Rashid M.I.
This article discusses opportunities for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. It explores how CCUS can be a key tool in decarbonization efforts.
Roy S.
This paper discusses the potential of green hydrogen from waste biomass and its role in achieving a holistic bio-economy, emphasizing waste valorization and decarbonization pathways.
Patel, Shaazmeen Zaheer Ahmed, Saraf, Aparna
This paper examines the role of green financing in promoting sustainable startups in India, focusing on renewable energy, clean tech, and sustainable agriculture. It highlights India's need for over $10 trillion investment to achieve net-ze…
Daniel – George Surdu
This paper analyzes financial instruments (green bonds, sustainable loans, ESG funds, blended finance) supporting the green transition in Romania. It evaluates their efficiency in mobilizing capital for renewable energy and sustainable infr…
Giraldo L.J.
This perspective discusses the application of nanotechnology to carbon capture, use, and storage (CCUS) in the oil and gas industry. It explores potential nanomaterials for efficient CO2 absorption, separation membranes, and the challenges …
Hamukoshi S.S.
This paper provides an overview of the socio-economic impacts of the green hydrogen value chain in Southern Africa. It discusses potential benefits such as job creation, economic development, and improved energy access, while analyzing regi…
Li X.Y.
This paper compares CCUS technology development in China and the US, clarifying differences in policy frameworks and technological progress. It highlights opportunities for international collaboration to meet climate goals.
Gao K.
This paper proposes optimization models for renewable power purchase agreements (PPAs) tailored to data centers. It quantifies trade-offs between cost and decarbonization, offering practical guidance for contract design.
Georgopoulos G.
This paper examines how active trading and regulatory incentives reduce the levelized cost of green hydrogen in Greece, demonstrating potential for cost reduction. It highlights the importance of market mechanisms and policy support.
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