Hydrogen economy development in Brazil: An analysis of stakeholders' perception

Biofuels and hydrogen production: back to the Langmuir–Blodgett approach for large-scale structuration of Bi-based photoelectrodes

“…The recent study by Chantre et al 6 demonstrated the great potential of Brazil to move toward a hydrogen economy shared with others that is already in progress. According to this study, in the medium (6–10 years) and long term (>11 years), producing and consuming green hydrogen in Brazil is a real future, providing several challenges are addressed: scaling up, cost reduction, and adoption and sustainable growth of hydrogen-based technologies.…”

“…Biofuels and hydrogen have the potential to contribute to a green economy by substituting or complementing gasoline and diesel without producing toxic gases. [5][6][7][8][9][10] However, their production levels are still low, and the current technologies have ecological drawbacks incompatible with future energy models intended to preserve the environment. For example, the production of hydrogen through steam reforming of natural gas is one of the most cost-effective technologies; however, it results in the production of a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide (syngas), which requires further treatment to produce more hydrogen and carbon dioxide, making it a nonenvironmentally friendly option.…”

Implementing Sukuk Financing in Indonesia: Policy Actions to Improve and Support Development Research and Development Infrastructure (RDI)

“…This technique collects all regulations related to the research focus, namely the Sukuk financing policy in Indonesia, ranging from laws to regulations from the minister of finance and the minister of national development planning (Table 1). Furthermore, the data analysis technique uses content analysis (Chung et al, 2022;Gatto & Sadik-Zada, 2022;Puspitasari & Laksmono, 2021; and stakeholder analysis (Blázquez et al, 2021;Chantre et al, 2022;Hutagalung & Hermawan, 2018;Putera, Suryanto, et al, 2022a;Rahimi-Feyzabad et al, 2022;Soesanto, 2017).…”

Hidrógeno verde: abriendo las puertas a un futuro energético sostenible en el Perú

“…Asimismo, una colaboración bilateral entre Perú y Brasil podría abarcar acuerdos específicos destinados a promover intercambio de tecnologías asociadas al hidrógeno verde por la cercanía demográfica; por otro lado, la calidad de sus universidades en producción científica y generación de valor hacen de Brasil un aliado estratégico indiscutible, aunado al aporte gubernamental recurrente que destinan a esta área (Nadaleti et al, 2020). Adicionalmente, la participación conjunta en organismos internacionales comprometidos con el impulso de tecnologías sostenibles, como el hidrógeno verde, facilitaría la activa integración de ambos países en el panorama global de esta industria en crecimiento (Chantre et al, 2022). Además, el país sudamericano cuenta con un marco regulatorio orientado favorablemente hacia la producción de hidrógeno verde, ofreciendo, de esa forma, un entorno propicio para la inversión y el desarrollo de proyectos sostenibles en esta área.…”