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Green Hydrogen as a Replacement of Fossil Fuel

ELEMENT 81
Authors: Zaman, Azrak; Dhar, Protik;

Green Hydrogen as a Replacement of Fossil Fuel

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"ELEMENT 81: Green Hydrogen as a Replacement of Fossil Fuelis" a research-based clean energy project focused on replacing fossil fuels in Bangladesh using Green Hydrogen technology. The project demonstrates how renewable energy sources like solar power can produce hydrogen fuel through electrolysis of water. Unlike fossil fuels, Green Hydrogen produces almost zero carbon emissions, making it an environmentally friendly and sustainable energy solution. The research explores industrial hydrogen production systems, renewable energy integration, hydrogen storage technologies, economic feasibility, environmental impact, and future applications in transportation, industries, and power generation. The project also highlights Bangladesh's and also rest of the world's growing energy crisis, fuel import dependency, declining natural gas reserves, and the potential of Green Hydrogen to support long-term national energy security and sustainable development.

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