Optimized operational strategy of a solar reactor for thermochemical hydrogen generation

Lampe, Jörg; Menz, Steffen

doi:10.1007/s11081-023-09855-3

Optim Eng

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s11081-023-09855-3

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Optimized operational strategy of a solar reactor for thermochemical hydrogen generation

Jörg Lampe,

Steffen Menz

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Climate concerns require immediate actions to reduce the global average temperature increase. Renewable electricity and renewable energy-based fuels and chemicals are crucial for progressive de-fossilization. Hydrogen will be part of the solution. The main issues to be considered are the growing market for H2 and the “green” feedstock and energy that should be used to produce H2. The electrolysis of water using surplus renewable energy is considered an important development. Alternative H2 production routes should be using “green” feedstock to replace fossil fuels. We firstly investigated these alternative routes through using bio-based methanol or ethanol or ammonia from digesting agro-industrial or domestic waste. The catalytic conversion of CH4 to C and H2 was examined as a possible option for decarbonizing the natural gas grid. Secondly, water splitting by reversible redox reactions was examined, but using a renewable energy supply was deemed necessary. The application of renewable heat or power was therefore investigated, with a special focus on using concentrated solar tower (CST) technology. We finally assessed valorization data to provide a tentative view of the scale-up potential and economic aspects of the systems and determine the needs for future research and developments.

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Optimized operational strategy of a solar reactor for thermochemical hydrogen generation

Cited by 3 publications

References 59 publications

The optimization and engineering at the service of the sustainable development of energy, water and environment systems

The optimization and engineering at the service of the sustainable development of energy, water and environment systems

Advancements in green hydrogen (GH2) recovery from industrial wastewater: a comprehensive review

Recent Research in Solar-Driven Hydrogen Production

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