Hydrogen Generation, Storage, and Utilization

Dear Colleagues,

Hydrogen (H₂) is increasingly recognized as a clean and reliable energy vector for decarbonization in the future. It is an ideal fuel for substituting carbon-contained fossil entities because its consumption byproduct is only water, opening a promising possibility for green and renewable hydrogen energy economy. To realize this ambition, various research efforts have been made to explore low-cost and efficient engineering approaches for generating, storing, and utilizing hydrogen fuel sources. This research topic is favorable to publish the most recent findings and high-quality works, which focus on the hydrogen generation, storage, and utilization for the development of green and renewable hydrogen industries. The topic will cover but is not limited to:

• Hydrogen industries;
• Advanced hydrogen generation techniques;
• Efficient hydrogen storage methods;
• Hydrogen distribution and utilization;
• Fuel cell and hydrogen-contained systems: design, operation, and optimization;
• Novel hydrogen-based materials;
• Approaches and tools for modeling and optimization;
• Hydrogen leak detection and safety use;
• Energy harvesting and conversion;
• Hydrogen stationary and portable devices.

Prof. Dr. In-Hwan Lee
Prof. Dr. Duy Thanh Tran
Dr. Vandung Dao
Topic Editors