Hydrogen production conventional sources

Since the supply of hydrogen in the long term depends on different technical and energy policy developments and frame conditions, such as the expansion of renewable energy sources, the development of clean coal technologies or the required reduction of C02 emissions, hydrogen production is simultaneously closely linked to the conventional energy supply system. 

Conventional Hydrogen Production from Conventional Sources... 

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Carbon sequestration is employed to capture carbon dioxide generated in combustion, fossil fuel gasification, and fermentation (such as in the production of bioethanol) and to place the carbon dioxide where it cannot be released into the atmosphere." Carbon sequestration works best with concentrated sources of carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide from conventional sources where fossil fuels are burned in air is so dilute that its capture for sequestration is challenging and expensive. In coal gasification to produce elemental hydrogen, however, carbon in coal is reacted at high temperatures with oxygen and steam in several reactions for which the overall process is... 

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