Feasibility study for hydrogen production using hybrid solar power in Algeria

Derbal-Mokrane, Halima; Boutarfaïa, Ahmed; Mraoui, A.; Belhamel, M.

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2010.06.078

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“…The longest durability experiment performed so far on an SOEC lasted for 9000 h at 780 C and À1 A/cm 2 with a degradation rate of 3.8% (40 mV)/1000 h over the overall experiment, and 1.7%/1000 h during the incidentfree period of 3600 h [18]. SOEC behaviour under transient conditions has not been yet documented, even though this step is necessary to validate the technical feasibility of operating a HTE fed with intermittent source such as wind or solar power [23,26,27].…”

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Transient operation of a solid oxide electrolysis cell

Petipas

Brisse

et al. 2013

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Transient operation of a solid oxide electrolysis cell

Petipas

Brisse

et al. 2013

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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“…It shows that the cost of hydrogen production is 15.92 USD/kg in the base case, which can be reduced to 8.14 USD/kg in the best-case scenario [39]. A combination of a parabolic trough concentrator and the solar photovoltaic system is analysed for the hydrogen production capacity of the studied system; however, the cost of hydrogen production remains to be determined [40]. In [41], a techno-economic investigation of isolated solar photovoltaic-based hydrogen generation potential is discussed.…”

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Potential and Economic Analysis of Solar-to-Hydrogen Production in the Sultanate of Oman

Ahshan

2021

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Hydrogen production using renewable power is becoming an essential pillar for future sustainable energy sector development worldwide. The Sultanate of Oman is presently integrating renewable power generations with a large share of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. The possibility of using the solar potential of the Sultanate can increase energy security and contribute to the development of the sustainable energy sector not only for the country but also for the international community. This study presents the hydrogen production potential using solar resources available in the Sultanate. About 15 locations throughout the Sultanate are considered to assess the hydrogen production opportunity using a solar PV system. A rank of merit order of the locations for producing hydrogen is identified. It reveals that Thumrait and Marmul are the most suitable locations, whereas Sur is the least qualified. This study also assesses the economic feasibility of hydrogen production, which shows that the levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) in the most suitable site, Thumrait, is 6.31 USD/kg. The LCOH in the least convenient location, Sur, is 7.32 USD/kg. Finally, a sensitivity analysis is performed to reveal the most significant influential factor affecting the future’s green hydrogen production cost. The findings indicate that green hydrogen production using solar power in the Sultanate is promising, and the LCOH is consistent with other studies worldwide.

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“…They produced a fuel cell using enzymes on both anode and cathode where the electrode substrate was gold. The anodic reactions, defined reactions [5]- [7], were glucose oxidation using reconstituted glucose oxidase connecting with a monolayer of PQQ as the mediator, and the cathodic reaction was reduction of hydrogen peroxide by microperoxidase-11 (MP-11) [64]. The open-circuit voltage of the cell was ∼310 mV, and the maximum power density was around 160 µW cm −2 .…”

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“…The FAD cofactor in GOx accepts 2e − and simultaneously is reduced to FADH 2 . These processes are described by reaction [5].…”

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“…Faced with this challenge, major efforts are being put into technologies based on renewables and in producing hydrogen as a fuel. Consequently, systems are under development that use, for example, wind or solar power to produce hydrogen by electrolysis [1][2][3][4][5]; hydrogen can also be produced by solar thermochemical processes [6]. The debate is still open on whether or not this is a viable means of storing energy (as hydrogen) or whether the new battery technology is more appropriate.…”

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