Electrons to Molecules: Electricity-Driven Processes for Future Generation of Renewable Hydrogen, Net-Zero Fuels, Chemicals, and Materials

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Abstract

Interconverting electrical and chemical energy efficiently and cost-effectively provides a massive opportunity to generate renewable hydrogen, create net-zero fuels and chemicals, capture and convert carbon dioxide (CO2), and create innovative sustainable industrial processes.
Original languageAmerican English
Number of pages2
StatePublished - 2021

NREL Publication Number

  • NREL/FS-6A31-78906

Keywords

  • affordable electricity
  • capture and convert carbon dioxide (CO2)
  • chemical energy
  • circular economy
  • electrical energy
  • higher-energy chemicals
  • materials
  • net-zero fuels and chemicals
  • renewable hydrogen
  • sustainable industrial processes

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