Advances in Electrochemical Power Sources: Systems and Applications
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "D2: Electrochem: Batteries, Fuel Cells, Capacitors".
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Interests: nanotechnologies; corrosion science; electrochemistry; polymer science; chemistry; coatings; sol–gel method; carbon fibers/nanotubes
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, global warming and environmental pollution have attracted more attention due to the use of fossil fuels. Sustainable and clean power generation technologies can be assumed as potential replacement candidates for current oil/coal methods and their related issues. However, reliable energy access remains a challenge. The challenge of providing adequate power on an indefinite basis without causing long-term damage to the environment, while also reducing and controlling energy consumption and preserving natural resources, requires a versatile means of energy conversion and storage. Therefore, the development of renewable and sustainable energy storage systems has accelerated. Electrochemical power source devices, such as fuel cells, supercapacitors, and batteries, have been utilized in portable electronic devices and hybrid vehicles that convert the energy of electrochemical phenomena directly into electrical current and power.
This Special Issue aims to attract all researchers working in this research field and will collect new findings, operational features, and major types of electrochemical power sources and will provide future applications of devices. Research manuscripts, as well as a limited number of review manuscripts, are encouraged in the following areas:
- Fuel cells;
- Batteries;
- Capacitors;
- Energy storage;
- Sustainable energy and engineering systems;
- Structure–properties relationship;
- Electrochemical solar energy conversion;
- Environmental effects;
- Applications;
- Recycling.
Dr. Ioannis Kartsonakis
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- transition metal oxides
- conducting polymers
- flexible electrodes
- assembly
- phase evolution
- electrochemical performance
- nanoporous material
- composite nanofibers
- fibers
- nanotechnology
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