Progress in Power-to-Gas Energy Systems
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "A5: Hydrogen Energy".
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Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Most of you—maybe even all of you—share my enthusiasm for hydrogen and power-to-gas technologies as key ingredients for a clean energy supply of the future, I assume.
I also know that all of you have fantastic ongoing or finished projects on specific aspects of the broad topic. Many of the interesting insights you shared with me in the past are still waiting for an opportunity to be recognized by experts around the world, as well as the public.
When Energies contacted me with an invitation to become their Guest Editor in a Special Issue completely dedicated to power-to-gas, I thought about all the results waiting for publication on your and my desks and could not say no. This is how I have come to contact you today with the kind invitation to join me and take the chance to make some noise about power-to-gas-related results from our various research projects.
The title of the Special Issue will be broad to give space for as many interesting pieces of research as possible, no matter how small or detailed they may appear at first glance. We shall invite technical as well as theoretical papers, and all suggestions, regional contexts, and technologies related to hydrogen and power-to-gas are welcome to be suggested by all of you.
I would be pleased to hear from you and wish you all the best, first and foremost good health and a strong mind to overcome the COVID-19 crisis and push forward toward a green energy transition together.
Dr. Johannes Schaffert
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- power-to-gas
- P2G
- PtG
- hydrogen
- H2
- decarbonization
- energy transition
- E-fuels
- energy conversion
- energy storage
- energy system
- energy technology
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