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Hydrogen Energy Systems: Optimization Models, Control and Simulation
This special issue belongs to the section “Energy Systems“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Access to energy and quality of supply are essential for the resilient development of modern societies. New technologies are changing the way we approach energy consumption and tackle climate change issues. Besides, new technology and system architectures allow more efficient utilization of renewable and volatile primary energy sources. Thanks to the combination of multiple energy vectors (heat, electricity, and hydrogen), new frontiers in energy systems design have been opened and require investigation by experts. In particular, hydrogen is not only promising for the decarbonization of many processes, but it is assumed as a game-changing player for the integration of multiple systems featured by significant energy flows. For its flexibility of production and use, hydrogen is considered pivotal in repowering, rearranging, and fully revisioning power generation systems, green transportation, and industrial processes.
This Special Issue on “Hydrogen Energy Systems: Optimization Models, Control and Simulation of Advanced Solutions” envisions to collect scientific and technical original research and review papers. Topics include, but are not limited to the following:
- Optimization models
- Control and diagnosis
- Numerical simulations
- New system designs and architectures
- Experimental validation of numerical models.
For the broad range of hydrogen-based applications, as well as the overriding topic of sector-coupling, papers concerning complex hydrogen energy systems and cutting-edge implementations of hydrogen technologies are of great interest, high transferability potential, and crucial novelty.
Dr. Arianna Baldinelli
Dr. Giovanni Cinti
Dr. Shuk Han Chan
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- intersectoral integration
- hydrogen storage
- hydrogen transport
- sector coupling
- control and diagnosis
- energy system simulation
- optimization
- multi-energy system
- renewables
- smart-grids
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