Hydrogen energy in Russia - industrial waste gases utilization potential

Hydrogen is supposed to be prospective energy carrier and even commercial product for the nearest future. One of the hydrogen energy main problems is hydrogen production problem with high energy consumption in electrolysis case and CO/CO 2 co-production in case of steam hydrocarbon reforming. At the...

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Published in:Journal of physics. Conference series 2021-06, Vol.1960 (1), p.12010
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Electrolytic cells
Energy consumption
Exhaust gases
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Gas pipelines
Hydrogen
Hydrogen production
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Industrial wastes
Natural gas
Purity
Reforming
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Energy consumption
Exhaust gases
Fuel cells
Gas pipelines
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Hydrogen production
Hydrogen-based energy
Industrial wastes
Natural gas
Purity
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