A Comprehensive Analysis Of Production, Utilization And Future Prospects For Green Hydrogen For A Sustainable Future
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The electrolysis of renewable energy sources to produce green hydrogen has emerged as a promising strategy for addressing climate change and transitioning to a sustainable energy future. This study thoroughly analyses the concept of green hydrogen and its potential to revolutionize multiple industries, thereby nurturing a better future. Results pointed out that in India, there is an imperative need for sustainable alternatives to conventional fossil fuels to overcome the greenhouse effect to alleviate the negative consequences of the emissions of greenhouse gases and the warming planet. This study has significant implications for understanding the concurrent government policy to promote green hydrogen and overcome the challenges of hydrogen production and application.
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