Recent Advances in New Energy Electrolytic Hydrogen Production
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "A5: Hydrogen Energy".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 25 September 2025 | Viewed by 1759
Special Issue Editors
Interests: grid supporting inverter for microgrid; coordinative control for parallel inverters; high-power rectifier for electrolytic hydrogen production
Interests: operational control of source/grid/load coupled hydrogen energy storage system; electro-hydrogen coupled integrated energy storage technology
Interests: modeling and control of power electronic converters; HVDC; energy router; photovoltaic and battery energy storage systems; electrolytic hydrogen production
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The Special Issue titled "Recent Advances in New Energy Electrolytic Hydrogen Production" focuses on cutting-edge developments in the field of hydrogen production through electrolysis, as driven by renewable energy sources. As the global energy landscape shifts towards sustainable and low-carbon technologies, electrolytic hydrogen production stands out as a crucial component for achieving carbon neutrality. This Special Issue will bring together the latest research on innovative electrolytic processes, advanced materials, and system integration techniques that enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve the scalability of hydrogen production. Relevant topics include novel electrode and catalyst designs, the integration of renewable energy sources like wind and solar with electrolysis systems; advancements in electrolysis technologies such as PEM, AEM, and solid oxide electrolyzers; and challenges related to grid integration, energy management, and hydrogen storage. By presenting these advances, this Special Issue will contribute to the acceleration of green hydrogen adoption, supporting the transition to a sustainable energy future. Researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers are invited to explore these developments and their implications for the future of clean energy.
Dr. Xin Meng
Dr. Lingguo Kong
Dr. Xingxing Chen
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- electrolytic hydrogen production
- renewable energy
- converter
- electrolyzer
- coordinative control
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