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PEM electrolysis for production of hydrogen from renewable energy sources

Barbir, 2005

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950331904398946214
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Barbir F
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Solar energy

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PEM electrolysis is a viable alternative for generation of hydrogen from renewable energy sources. Several possible applications are discussed, including grid independent and grid assisted hydrogen generation, use of an electrolyzer for peak shaving, and integrated …
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