Abstract
Environmental pollution and the growing need to find new sources of energy are some of the challenges of our century. The unstoppable growth of population, the increasing energy needs of emerging countries, and the foreseeable shortage of fossil fuels in a few years, make imperative to develop new energy generation processes and, in this regard, nanotechnology and the development of new nanomaterials will play a decisive role for the future of the planet.
Highlights
The unstoppable growth of population, the increasing energy needs of emerging countries, and the foreseeable shortage of fossil fuels in a few years, make imperative to develop new energy generation processes and, in this regard, nanotechnology and the development of new nanomaterials will play a decisive role for the future of the planet
Hydrogen can be obtained from primary energy sources including coal, natural gas, biomass, wastes, so- lar, wind, hydro, geothermal or nuclear power
Hydrogen can be used in fuel cells or combustion engines with very high efficiency and no emissions of greenhouse gas and pollutants
Summary
Environmental pollution and the growing need to find new sources of energy are some of the challenges of our century. Hydrogen can be obtained from primary energy sources including coal, natural gas, biomass, wastes, so- lar, wind, hydro, geothermal or nuclear power.
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