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- W4285113089 abstract "Hydrogen, the lightest element on our parent earth with high specific energy density of 142 MJ/kg, promises to be one of the potential energy carriers for a sustainable energy future. Today over 96% of the hydrogen is produced from thermocatalytic steam methane reforming (SMR) process, which is commonly referred to as “gray hydrogen.” The SMR process highly relies on finite fossil-fuel resources, and the high carbon intensity of the process impedes its applicability in sustainable energy system. Alternatively, low carbon hydrogen can be produced from photocatalytic and electrocatalytic water splitting process, which is commonly referred as “green hydrogen.” Despite significant efforts, the efficiency of photocatalytic water splitting remains low for any near-term application in commercial scale. In contrast, electrocatalytic water splitting has been quite successful and today water electrolyzers are commercially available for small to large scale applications. However, commercial water electrolyzers remain energy intensive due to the high overpotential requirements for the hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions. In this context, there has been significant R&D to develop highly active electrocatalysts including transition metal-based sulfides and selenides etc. for green hydrogen production. This chapter focuses on various hydrogen production technologies and elaborates electrocatalytic way of hydrogen production by highlighting its applicability as a future energy carrier." @default.
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