Harnessing Hydrogen: The Next Step in Renewable Energy Evolution

Valida Hajiyeva

doi:10.69760/lumin.20250001003

Авторы

Valida Hajiyeva Nakhchivan State University Автор https://orcid.org/0009-0003-6929-9602

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.69760/lumin.20250001003

Ключевые слова:

Adaptive learning, AI in language education, Chatbots for language learning, Personalized learning, Foreign language acquisition

Аннотация

The problem of anthropogenic climate change and its inextricable link to the current and future energy needs of our global society is the greatest challenge facing our planet. Hydrogen is increasingly acknowledged as a crucial element of a potential energy framework for the 21st century, providing a feasible solution for reducing environmental emissions, improving sustainability, and bolstering energy security. Hydrogen offers a low-impact alternative with potential uses in transportation, decentralized heat and power generation, and energy storage systems, which might substantially mitigate environmental damage on both local and global levels. Nonetheless, the shift from a fossil fuel-dependent energy framework to a hydrogen-based economy presents significant scientific, technological, and socio-economic obstacles. This paper seeks to clarify the forces propelling the worldwide interest in hydrogen energy and critically analyzes essential concerns influencing its future as a primary energy vector.

Биография автора

Valida Hajiyeva , Nakhchivan State University

Hajiyeva Valida Ibrahim gizi

Nakhchivan State University

Associate Professor of the Department of Electrical Power Engineering

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