When examining the burgeoning sector of ocean renewables, a noteworthy statistic emerges from the backdrop—global investment in marine renewable energy technologies surpassed $6 billion in 2023, reflecting a paradigm shift toward harnessing offshore resources.
According to recent studies, the efficient transportation of liquid hydrogen (LH2) presents formidable challenges, with up to 20% of the hydrogen potentially being lost via evaporation during transit.
Current data from the International Energy Agency indicates that buildings account for over a third of global energy consumption, with expected growth to 60% by 2050.
Research findings suggest that nanopores in certain minerals can significantly enhance hydrogen adsorption capacity due to stronger interactions with mineral surfaces.
A recent analysis conducted in southeastern Spain reveals untapped potential for hydrogen production, with unoccupied industrial zones capable of generating…
