Green Hydrogen: Production and Applications is a comprehensive, practice-oriented guide to planning, building, and operating green hydrogen systems at scale for sustainable energy transitions. Written for professionals making critical decisions under uncertainty, this resource serves engineers sizing stacks and balance-of-plant equipment, developers evaluating project feasibility, policymakers crafting supportive regulations, and investors assessing green hydrogen opportunities. Drawing on latest international data and policy developments, the book integrates electrochemical fundamentals with real-world construction and operational considerations. Content explores the complete green hydrogen value chain from renewable energy integration through production, storage, distribution, and end-use applications. Readers examine electrolysis technologies including alkaline, proton exchange membrane, and solid oxide systems. The text addresses hydrogen purity requirements, system efficiency optimization, safety protocols, and economic viability analysis. While global in scope, treatment remains concrete, focusing on practical implementation challenges including siting realities, dispatch constraints, and economic considerations across diverse markets. Chapters cover regulatory frameworks, carbon reduction pathways, and integration with existing energy infrastructure. This essential resource equips readers with technical knowledge and decision-making frameworks for developing scalable green hydrogen projects that accelerate decarbonization and support clean energy goals worldwide.
