New Energy Exploitation and Application

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Hydrogen Safety for Hydrogen Energy Applications and Large-Scale Commercialization

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Hong, J. (2022). Hydrogen Safety for Hydrogen Energy Applications and Large-Scale Commercialization. New Energy Exploitation and Application, 1(4), 3–4. https://doi.org/10.54963/neea.v1i4.96
Volume 1 Issue 4: December 2022
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  • Jichao Hong
    University of Science and Technology Beijing

The increasing demand for energy in the world and the environmental pollution caused by conventional chemical fuels constantly promote the development and utilization of new energy. As a kind of new energy, hydrogen is favored by countries all over the world because of its diverse sources, convenient storage and transportation, efficient utilization, and environmental friendliness [1].

Keywords:

Hydrogen Safety Hydrogen Energy

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References

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