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15. Optimal day-ahead dispatch of an alkaline electrolyser system concerning thermal–electric properties and state-transitional dynamics. (2022). Zheng, YI ; You, Shi ; Munster, Marie ; Bindner, Henrik W.
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16. An overview of hydrogen prospects: Economic, technical and policy considerations. (2022). Inchauspe, Julian ; Aguilera, Roberto F.
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17. Beyond cost reduction: Improving the value of energy storage in electricity systems. (2022). Parzen, Maximilian ; Neumann, Fabian ; Friedrich, Daniel ; Kiprakis, Aristides ; van der Weijde, Addrian H.
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18. Energy conversion and storage: The value of reversible power-to-gas systems. (2021). Reichelstein, Stefan ; Glenk, Gunther.
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19. Optimal supply chains and power sector benefits of green hydrogen. (2021). Zerrahn, Alexander ; Stöckl, Fabian ; Schill, Wolf-Peter.
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20. Not All Doom and Gloom: How Energy-Intensive and Temporally Flexible Data Center Applications May Actually Promote Renewable Energy Sources. (2021). Walters, Steffen ; Weibelzahl, Martin ; Korner, Marc-Fabian ; Fridgen, Gilbert.
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21. Simultaneity of green energy and hydrogen production: Analysing the dispatch of a grid-connected electrolyser. (2021). Theile, Philipp ; Schlund, David.
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22. Production of hydrogen from offshore wind in China and cost-competitive supply to Japan. (2021). Song, Shaojie ; Sherman, Peter ; McElroy, Michael B ; Lin, Haiyang ; Nielsen, Chris P ; Yang, XI ; Chen, Xinyu.
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23. Life Cycle Assessment of Electric Vehicles and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Using the GREET Model—A Comparative Study. (2021). So, Stuart ; Hin, Eve Man ; Cheung, Eugene Yin ; Kuen, Danny Chi ; Tsang, Chi-Wing.
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24. Factors of Collaboration Affecting the Performance of Alternative Energy Patents in South Korea from 2010 to 2017. (2021). Lee, Yong-Gil ; Kim, Jong-Hyun.
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25. Development and Operation Modes of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Generation System for Remote Consumers’ Power Supply. (2021). Bedretdinov, Rustam ; Lipuzhin, Ivan ; Kryukov, Evgeny ; Shalukho, Andrey ; Shahov, Andrey ; Kurkin, Andrey ; Kozelkov, Andrey ; Darenkov, Andrey ; Loskutov, Aleksey ; Kulikov, Aleksandr ; Vanyaev, Valery.
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26. A Review of Enhancement of Biohydrogen Productions by Chemical Addition Using a Supervised Machine Learning Method. (2021). Sun, Yong ; Liu, Yiyang ; Wang, Yixiao ; Cui, Tianxiang ; Yang, Shanru ; Jin, Huan ; He, Hongzhen.
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27. Removing the Bottleneck on Wind Power Potential to Create Liquid Fuels from Locally Available Biomass. (2021). Cheng, Shuo ; Cross, Jeffrey S ; Garcia, Abraham Castro.
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28. A perspective on the efficacy of green gas production via integration of technologies in novel cascading circular bio-systems. (2021). Lin, Richen ; O'Shea, Richard ; Murphy, Jerry D ; Deng, Chen ; Wu, Benteng.
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29. Investment equilibrium of an integrated multi–stakeholder electricity–gas–hydrogen system. (2021). Wei, Zhinong ; Lu, Yuping ; Gu, Wei ; Zhou, Suyang ; Chen, Sheng ; Pan, Guangsheng.
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30. Tapping hydrogen fuel from the ocean: A review on photocatalytic, photoelectrochemical and electrolytic splitting of seawater. (2021). Verbruggen, Sammy W ; Dingenen, Fons.
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31. Investigation on the influences of interlayer contents on stability and usability of energy storage caverns in bedded rock salt. (2021). Liu, Wei ; Qiao, Weibiao ; Zhang, Nan ; Fan, Jinyang ; Jiang, Deyi.
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32. Mills of progress grind slowly? Estimating learning rates for onshore wind energy. (2021). Schwenen, Sebastian ; Schauf, Magnus.
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33. Estimating long-term global supply costs for low-carbon hydrogen. (2021). Schulte, Simon ; Schonfisch, Max ; Brandle, Gregor.
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34. Two-level hierarchical model predictive control with an optimised cost function for energy management in building microgrids. (2021). Gaubert, Jean-Paul ; Vechiu, Ionel ; Yamashita, Daniela Yassuda.
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35. Market-based renewables: How flexible hydrogen electrolyzers stabilize wind and solar market values. (2020). Ruhnau, Oliver.
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36. Twenty Key Challenges in Environmental and Resource Economics. (2020). Bretschger, Lucas ; Pittel, Karen.
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37. Heat Decarbonisation Modelling Approaches in the UK: An Energy System Architecture Perspective. (2020). Cassarino, Tiziano Gallo ; Pye, Steve ; Lowe, Robert ; Barrett, Mark ; Chiu, Lai Fong ; Scamman, Daniel ; Solano-Rodriguez, Baltazar.
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38. At What Cost Can Renewable Hydrogen Offset Fossil Fuel Use in Ireland’s Gas Network?. (2020). Gunawan, Tubagus Aryandi ; Blount, Paul ; Carton, James G ; Burchill, James ; Singlitico, Alessandro.
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39. Power-to-methane, coupling CO2 capture with fuel production: An overview. (2020). Martin-Marroquin, J M ; Hidalgo, D.
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40. Influence of rectifiers on the techno-economic performance of alkaline electrolysis in a smart grid environment. (2020). Speckmann, Friedrich-W., ; Birke, Kai Peter ; Keiner, Dominik.
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41. 100% renewable fueled mine. (2020). Abraho, Raphael ; Carvalho, Monica ; Millar, Dean ; Romero, Alberto.
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42. What are the critical barriers to the development of hydrogen refueling stations in China? A modified fuzzy DEMATEL approach. (2020). Wu, Yunna ; Dai, Shuyu ; Xu, Chuanbo.
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43. Combining expansion in pulp capacity with production of sustainable biofuels – Techno-economic and greenhouse gas emissions assessment of drop-in fuels from black liquor part-streams. (2020). Mesfun, Sennai ; Mossberg, Johanna ; Rdberg, Henrik ; Furusjo, Erik ; Wetterlund, Elisabeth ; Hulteberg, Christian ; Jafri, Yawer.
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44. Should we inject hydrogen into gas grids? Practicalities and whole-system value chain optimisation. (2020). Samsatli, Sheila ; Quarton, Christopher J.
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45. Power-to-hydrogen as seasonal energy storage: an uncertainty analysis for optimal design of low-carbon multi-energy systems. (2020). Gabrielli, Paolo ; Petkov, Ivalin.
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46. The research and development of waste-to-hydrogen technologies and systems. (2020). Ok, Yong Sik ; Wang, Xiaonan ; You, Siming.
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47. Hydrogen from offshore wind: Investor perspective on the profitability of a hybrid system including for curtailment. (2020). Ahmed, Shorif ; McDonagh, Shane ; Murphy, Jerry D ; Desmond, Cian.
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48. Biological CO 2 -Methanation: An Approach to Standardization. (2019). Karl, Jurgen ; Gleich, Jasmin ; Huber, Harald ; Weidlich, Tobias ; Mors, Friedemann ; Trabold, Thomas ; Hackl, Florian ; Brotsack, Raimund ; Ortloff, Felix ; Sterner, Michael ; Schmack, Doris ; Neubert, Michael ; Hafenbradl, Doris ; Kohlmayer, Matthias ; Stabenau, Carsten ; Thema, Martin ; Bellack, Annett ; Horl, Manuel.
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49. Future Hydrogen Markets for Transportation and Industry: The Impact of CO 2 Taxes. (2019). Praktiknjo, Aaron ; Grube, Thomas ; Cerniauskas, Simonas ; Robinius, Martin ; Stolten, Detlef.
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50. Twenty Key Questions in Environmental and Resource Economics. (2019). Bretschger, Lucas ; Pittel, Karen.
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