Life Cycle Assessment of a Hydrogen Economy Ready Energy System for Use in Current Day Marine Transport

Junhan Cheng; Ralph Lavery; Christopher  McCallum

Life Cycle Assessment of a Hydrogen Economy Ready Energy System for Use in Current Day Marine Transport

Junhan Cheng, Ralph Lavery, Christopher McCallum

School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 27 Oct 2020
Event	ETP 9th Annual Conference 2020 - Duration: 27 Sep 2020 → …

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Conference	ETP 9th Annual Conference 2020
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Life Cycle Assessment of a Hydrogen Economy Ready Energy System for Use in Current Day Marine Transport

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Solid oxide fuel cell system emulation by multi-renewable working fluids for efficient energy conversion

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