Our need for energy is constantly increasing. We consume existing oil, coal and natural gas
resources in order to obtain energy. As fossil fuels are exhausted, their prices have …

Continuous population growth and enhanced living standards have caused a significant rise
in energy demand worldwide. Because of the intermittent nature of renewables (Solar, Wind …

To achieve climate change targets, new ship orders should be capable of delivering zero
emission propulsion from 2025. The pathway towards this is unclear and requires significant …

Due to its high energy density and non-polluting combustion, hydrogen has emerged as one
of the most promising candidates for meeting future energy demands and realising a C-free …

Extensive research has been carried on the molecular adsorption in high surface area
materials such as carbonaceous materials and MOFs as well as atomic bonded hydrogen in …

Hydrogen storage using the metal hydrides and complex hydrides is the most convenient
method because it is safe, enables high hydrogen capacity and requires optimum operating …

Hydrogen is acknowledged as a potential and appealing energy carrier for decarbonizing
the sectors that contribute to global warming, such as power generation, industries, and …

A considerable portion of fossil CO 2 emissions comes from the energy sector for production
of heat and electricity. The industrial sector has the second order in emission in which the …

Activated carbons (ACs) from biomass sources have attracted attention due to their superior
properties including, easy preparation, abundant raw materials, ready availability, low cost …

The continued selective focus on the exploitation of fossil fuel chemicals as one of the main
environment-depleting sources of energy is one of the reasons for the carbon dioxide …