The global energy sector accounts for∼ 75% of total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Low-
carbon energy carriers, such as hydrogen, are seen as necessary to enable an energy …

With the global need to achieve carbon neutrality and to stop global warming by reducing
greenhouse gas emissions, ammonia is being growingly recognized as a promising …

As a fueling vector, ammonia is gaining more interest for future power generation,
transportation and heating systems. Compared to typical hydrocarbons, ammonia's low …

The envisioned role of hydrogen in the energy transition–or the concept of a hydrogen
economy–has varied through the years. In the past hydrogen was mainly considered a clean …

Expectations on hydrogen, being a carbon free fuel, are faced with challenges related to its
storage and distribution, accompanied by limitations in the development of required …

As the global carbon emission reduction actions become more serious, the development of
alternative fuel combustion solutions on engines has good prospect. Ammonia and …

Ammonia has been receiving increasing interest as a hydrogen carrier and carbon-free fuel
to tackle the issue of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from transportation. In this study, an …

Carbon emissions are causing a series of environmental problems, seriously threatening the
survival and health of human beings, of which the shipping industry accounts for a …

Rising concerns about the dependence of modern energy systems on fossil fuels have
raised the requirement for green alternate fuels to pave the roadmap for a sustainable …

As the greenhouse effect continues to intensify, ammonia, a carbon-free fuel, is gradually
gaining attention. The ammonia-diesel dual-fuel (ADDF) engine can effectively overcome …