A realizable renewable energy future
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...With ever increasing energy costs owing to the dwindling availability of oil reserves, production and supply [17] and concerns with global warming and climate change blamed on man-made carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions associated with fossil fuel use [18], particularly coal use [2], hydrogen has in recent years become very popular for a number of reasons: (1) it is perceived as a clean fuel, emits almost nothing other than water at the point of use; (2) it can be produced using any energy sources, with renewable energy being most attractive [19]; (3) it works with fuel cells [20–22] and together, they may serve as one of the solutions to the sustainable energy supply and use puzzle in the long run, in so-called ‘‘hydrogen economy’’ [23,24]....
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