Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) are promising clean and efficient power generation devices.
Unlike low temperature fuel cells, SOFCs could run on various alternative fuels such as …

This contribution delivers the perspectives of ammonia for a clean energy future and
examines the potential, achievements, and associated challenges of ammonia for power …

To achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 is an emergent challenge facing the world in order to
tackle the climate change. Ammonia, being one of the most promising media for hydrogen …

Conventional technologies are largely powered by fossil fuel exploitation and have
ultimately led to extensive environmental concerns. Hydrogen is an excellent carbon-free …

With the rapidly declining cost of renewable energy, efficient ways are needed for its
transportation between different regions. Hydrogen is becoming a major energy vector, with …

Ammonia protonic ceramic fuel cells (PCFCs) have the potential to be a highly efficient
power source with high energy density. However, the inadequate catalytic activity of the …

In the wake of the apparent impacts of climate change, the world is searching for clean
energy transformations and a consequent transition to a carbon-neutral economy and life …

An increasing demand in the marine industry to reduce emissions led to investigations into
more efficient power conversion using fuels with sustainable production pathways. Solid …

Direct ammonia protonic ceramic fuel cells (PCFCs) are highly efficient energy conversion
devices since ammonia as a carbon‐neutral hydrogen‐rich carrier shows great potential for …

Ammonia can be considered as an alternative fuel for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs)
because it is carbon-free, it can be easily stored, and it has a high volumetric energy density …