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Publisher: SURF Centre
Languages: English
Types: Book
Subjects: built_and_human_env
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The results below are discovered through our pilot algorithms. Let us know how we are doing!
- 1. Geoff Dutton, 'Hydrogen Energy Technology', April 2002, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research.
- 2. Joan Ogden, 'Prospects for Building a Hydrogen Energy Infrastructure', 1999, Annual Review of Energy and the Environment, vol.24.
- 3. George Marsh, Peter Taylor, Heather Haydock, Dennis Anderson, Matthew Leach, 'Options for a Low Carbon Future', February 2002, AEA Technology PLC.
- 4. Duane B. Myers, Gregory D. Ariff, Brian D. James, John S. Lettow, C.E. (Sandy) Thomas, and Reed C. Kuhn, 'Cost and Performance Comparison of Stationary Hydrogen Fueling Appliances', April 2002, Directed Technologies Inc. paper prepared for the Hydrogen Program Office, Office of Power Technologies, US Department of Energy, Washington DC.
- 5. J.B. Lakeman and D.J. Browning, 'Global Status of Hydrogen Research', 2001, Contractor, Defence Evaluation and Research Agency as part of the DTI Sustainable Energy Programmes.
- 6. C.E. Grégoire Padró and V. Putsche, 'Survey of the Economics of Hydrogen Technologies', September 1999, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, a US Department of Energy Laboratory, operated by Midwest Research Institute.
- 7. Paul Watkiss and Nikolas Hill, 'The Feasibility, Costs and Markets for Hydrogen Production', September 2002, AEA Technology Environment for British Energy.
- 8. Nigel Brandon and David Hart, 'An introduction to fuel cell technology and economics', July 1999, Imperial College Centre for Energy Policy and Technology, Occasional Paper 1.
- 9. Timothy E. Lipman, Jennifer L. Edwards and Daniel M. Kammen, 'EconomicAnalysis of Hydrogen Energy Station Concepts: Are 'H2E-Stations' a Key Link to a Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle Infrastructure'?, November, 2002, Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory, Energy and Resources Group, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720.
- 10. J. Maddy, S. Cherryman, F. Hawkes, D Hawkes, R. Dinsdale, A. Guwy, G. Premier, and S. Cole, 'Economics' (Chapter 11 of 'Hydrogen 2003'), 2003, Hydrogen 2003 Report Number 1 ERDF part-funded project entitled: 'A Sustainable Energy Supply for Wales: Towards the Hydrogen Economy', University of Glamorgan, Hydrogen Research Unit.
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