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A high-performance capillary-fed electrolysis cell promises more cost-competitive renewable hydrogen

Hodges et al., 2022

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2236149074491434466
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Hodges A
Hoang A
Tsekouras G
Wagner K
Lee C
Swiegers G
Wallace G
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Nature communications

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Renewable, or green, hydrogen will play a critical role in the decarbonisation of hard-to- abate sectors and will therefore be important in limiting global warming. However, renewable hydrogen is not cost-competitive with fossil fuels, due to the moderate energy …
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