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Wasserstoff und Brennstoffzelle

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Der schonende Umgang mit Energieressourcen und die Reduktion von Schadstoffemissionen einschließlich Treibhausgasen sind nicht nur weltweit erwünscht, sondern wegen zunehmend schärferer gesetzlicher Vorgaben eine absolute Notwendigkeit. Das gilt sowohl für stationäre und portable Anwendungen als auch in Transport und Verkehr. Mittlerweile ist weltweit eine kontinuierlich schärfer werdende CO2-Gesetzgebung zu beobachten. Die Marktvorbereitung zur Einführung von Brennstoffzellenfahrzeugen auf der Straße muss synergetisch mit allen in die Thematik involvierten Gruppen (Automobilfirmen, Energie- und Ölfirmen, Infrastrukturunternehmen, Behörden und Regierungen) im Sinne einer Public-Private-Partnership erfolgen. Ein Wasserstoff-Brennstoffzellenfahrzeug hat nicht nur den Vorteil der lokalen CO2 Nullemissionen – sondern auch keine bzw. sehr geringe CO2-Emissionen bei der Herstellung des Treibstoffs. Die Brennstoffzellentechnologie wird analysiert und deren Anwendungsmöglichkeiten in Fahrzeugen diskutiert.

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    Christian Mohrdieck, Massimo Venturi, Katrin Breitrück & Herbert Schulze

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Mohrdieck, C., Venturi, M., Breitrück, K., Schulze, H. (2014). Mobile Anwendungen. In: Töpler, J., Lehmann, J. (eds) Wasserstoff und Brennstoffzelle. Springer Vieweg, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-37415-9_4

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