Sentence examples for viability of hydrogen from inspiring English sources

"Our goal is to establish the commercial viability of hydrogen fuel cells.

The first part, which appears here, looks at the economic viability of hydrogen production and reviews various technologies used to generate the gas.

(ABC News) In a speech this week to Tesla employees and fans in Germany, Elon Musk, chief executive of Tesla Motors, made disparaging comments about the viability of hydrogen fuel-cell technology.

The Air Products Series 100 station is located in the Department of Chemical Engineering, where research projects are under way to ascertain the viability of hydrogen in transport applications as part of Birmingham's Science City hydrogen energy project.

To test the viability of hydrogen storage materials for CSP applications we have designed and constructed a prototype scale apparatus for screening materials under dynamic conditions with active heat extraction.

Iceland provides an ideal location to test the viability of hydrogen as a fuel source for the future, since it is a small country of only 320,000 people, with over 60% living in the capital, Reykjavík.

These figures indicate the potential viability of a hydrogen strategy based on fossil fuels (so-called "blue hydrogen").

A major factor currently limiting commercial viability of fermentative hydrogen production is poor stoichiometric yield per mole of sugar and end-product feedback inhibition.

Such direct coupling with minimum interfacing electronics would lead to substantial cost reduction and thereby enhance the economic viability of solar-hydrogen systems.

To experimentally address the viability of the proposed hydrogen bonding partners, tyrosine 736 was mutated to phenylalanine (Y736F) and subjected to cell death assays in neuronal cells.

The viability and public acceptance of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell (H2FC) systems and infrastructure depends on their robust safety engineering design and on education and training of the workforce, regulators and other stakeholders in the state-of-the-art in the field.