The decentralized hydrogen revolution using artificial intelligence, internet of things, and blockchain /
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| Language: | English |
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Amsterdam :
Elsevier,
2025.
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Table of Contents:
- Front Cover
- The Decentralized Hydrogen Revolution Using Artificial Intelligence, Internet Of Things, And Blockchain
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- About the authors
- 1 The decentralized hydrogen landscape
- Introduction to decentralized hydrogen communities
- The concept of decentralized hydrogen communities
- The fundamental principles and objectives behind establishing these communities
- Energy self-sufficiency
- Renewable integration
- Inclusivity and engagement
- Democratizing energy production
- Promoting resilience and adaptability
- Advancing environmental sustainability
- The significance of decentralized hydrogen production in the broader context of sustainable energy
- Differentiating hydrogen from fossil fuels: a paradigm shift
- The traditional use of fossil fuels with the emerging shift toward hydrogen-based energy systems
- Historical dominance of fossil fuels
- Environmental impact of fossil fuels
- The emerging shift toward hydrogen-based energy systems
- Challenges in transitioning to hydrogen-based systems
- Establishment of hydrogen infrastructure
- Technological advancements
- Cost considerations
- Safety and public perception
- Opportunities presented by hydrogen-based systems
- Innovation and research
- Renewable energy integration
- Sustainable energy solutions
- Economic growth and job creation
- The environmental benefits and potential of hydrogen as a clean energy alternative
- Reduced greenhouse gas emissions
- Air quality improvement
- Resource renewability
- Potential for carbon neutrality
- The inclusive nature of decentralized hydrogen production
- How decentralized hydrogen production fosters inclusivity in energy access and distribution
- Off-grid energy access
- Reducing energy poverty
- Empowering remote areas
- Inclusive energy distribution networks
- The democratization of energy production and the empowerment of local communities through decentralized systems
- The social and economic implications of decentralized hydrogen production
- Inclusivity of hydrogen: every home a producer
- The concept of individual households contributing to hydrogen production
- Introduction to decentralized hydrogen production
- Feasibility of household-level hydrogen production
- Technological advancements enabling household hydrogen production
- Socioeconomic implications of household hydrogen production
- Policy and supportive infrastructure
- Challenges and future perspectives
- The technologies and infrastructures enabling households to become hydrogen producers
- Renewable energy integration
- Electrolysis technologies
- Smart energy management systems
- Storage and distribution infrastructure
- Safety measures and regulations
- Cost reduction and accessibility
- Acknowledgments
- References
- 2 Advanced electrolyzers: green path to hydrogen production
- Introduction to electrolysis for hydrogen generation