Degradation issues are major obstacles to commercializing reversible solid oxide cells
(rSOCs), which are promising energy production/storage devices. This article organizes and …

Hydrogen can manage intermittent Renewable Energy Sources (RES), especially in high-
RES share systems. The energy transition calls for mature, low cost, low space solutions …

The use of reversible solid oxide cells within a renewable energy community results a
promising application which permits to balance the temporal mismatch between renewable …

Hydrogen production from renewable energy sources (RESs) is one of the effective ways to
achieve carbon peak and carbon neutralization. In order to ensure the efficient, reliable and …

The continuous increase of energy demand with the subsequent huge fossil fuel
consumption is provoking dramatic environmental consequences. The main challenge of …

Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFCs) have emerged as an attractive alternative for efficient
cogeneration of electricity and heat with reduced emissions during operation. High working …

Solid oxide fuel cells are electrochemical devices that are able to directly convert the
chemical energy of fed fuels to electricity as well as to provide heat through exhausted …

Ammonia is a well-known chemical and a rising candidate as hydrogen carrier.
Nevertheless, its synthesis process decarbonization is a preliminary target. Since the Haber …

Solid oxide cells represent one of the most efficient and promising electrochemical
technologies for hydrogen energy conversion. Understanding and monitoring degradation is …

Nickel based fuel electrodes are widely used for commercial solid oxide fuel cells showing a
high catalytic activity, despite of involving severe microstructural changes which reduce the …