Perspective and analysis of ammonia-based distributed energy system (DES) for achieving low carbon community in China

Du, Hui; Shen, Pengyuan; Chai, Wai Siong; Nie, Dongxue; Shan, Chengcheng; Zhou, Lian

doi:10.1016/j.isci.2022.105120

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“…It thus refers to the next theme that was highlighted, as the most central ones, in Figure 7 of this study that is carbon emission, which is recognized as a global issue, and, for this research, which focuses on green hydrogen, it is emphasized that, for each fuel with high carbon emission factor, if it can be replaced by hydrogen, then there will be a reduction of carbon emissions (Dong, Yang, Yu, Daiyan & Amal, 2022), which is an imperative challenge in this century (Du et al, 2022), corroborating the enlargement and the robustness of clean energy (Yan, He & Fan, 2023). In short, the demand for clean fuels is driven by hydrogen processes and technologies, and is predominant in order to be able to flow innovative aspects into a lowcarbon future, and consequently to achieve sustainable development based in particular on green hydrogen (Genovese et al, 2020;Oliveira, Beswick & Yan, 2021;Guarieiro et al, 2022;Camargo et al, 2023).…”

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“…Given the increase in population and energy demand worldwide, alternative methods have been adopted for the production of hydrogen as a source of clean energy (Andrade, Andrade, Alegre & Bezerra, 2022). This energy offers an alternative energy source due to its high energy content and no emissions to the environment (Dawood, anda & Shafiullah, 2020;Du, Shen, Chai, Nie, Shan & Zhou, 2022;Camargo, Comas, Escorcia, Alviz-Meza, Caballero & Portnoy, 2023). And hydrogen energy is a new source of clean, efficient, safe and sustainable energy.…”

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Analysis of the Scientific Production on the Green Hydrogen Theme Published in Scientific Journals Indexed by EBSCO

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2023

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Purpose: to investigate the behavior and tendency of the formation of social networks of the scientific production on the Green Hydrogen theme published in scientific journals indexed in EBSCO. Theoretical framework: the theme of green hydrogen has been gaining attention and strength in the current context of global energy transition, as it is a clean alternative for generating energy for electricity, industry, heating, and transport sectors, and, in replacing fuels to carbon base, influencing sustainable development. Method: bibliometric analysis techniques were used, and predominantly social network analysis (SAR) through one-mode and two-mode network analysis. Results and conclusion: evolution of the theme in academia; weak ties in co-authorship and institutional networks; relevance of China and its originating institutions in the scientific production of the subject investigated; the most central keywords were: hydrogen, green hydrogen, renewable energy, production and hydrogen production; and the most fruitful themes were: production, sustainability, energy and carbon emissions. It concludes with a macro and contemporary view of the theme of green hydrogen in the international literary academic field. Research implications: the present study contributed to a better understanding and understanding of the formation of collaboration networks of the actors involved in the process of building international scientific knowledge, and, by verifying that green hydrogen presents opportunities for economic growth and job creation, this research also contributes to creating an entrepreneurial and social research agenda. Originality/value: to investigate the international scientific production on the theme of green hydrogen, as this is an emerging theme in the global academic literature, and, therefore, to verify that the referred theme gains strength through researchers and their respective studies.

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Section: Analysis and Discussion Of Resultsmentioning

confidence: 89%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of the Scientific Production on the Green Hydrogen Theme Published in Scientific Journals Indexed by EBSCO

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2023

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“…It showcases that by revitalizing existing structures, cities can unlock substantial economic potential, creating sustainable and thriving urban environments. [6], [7].…”

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2023

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“…While ammonia has several beneficial characteristics that improve the storage and transportation of hydrogen, only a few research works have systematically investigated the impacts of catalyst type and reaction temperature on the economic and environmental performances of an ammonia conversion system. Similarly, research on electricity generation based on ammonia has mainly focused on injecting ammonia into a gas turbine 19 or a solid oxide fuel cell 20 for direct use of ammonia as an energy source. However, gas turbines are typically used in centralized power plants and ammonia fuel cells still require technological development due to their low stability.…”

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Feasibility of electricity generation based on an ammonia-to-hydrogen-to-power system

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Perspective and analysis of ammonia-based distributed energy system (DES) for achieving low carbon community in China

Cited by 36 publications

References 56 publications

Analysis of the Scientific Production on the Green Hydrogen Theme Published in Scientific Journals Indexed by EBSCO

Analysis of the Scientific Production on the Green Hydrogen Theme Published in Scientific Journals Indexed by EBSCO

Innovative Approaches to Urban Redevelopment

Feasibility of electricity generation based on an ammonia-to-hydrogen-to-power system

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