Abstract To achieve the Net-Zero Emissions goal by 2050, a major upscale in green
hydrogen needs to be achieved; this will also facilitate use of renewable electricity as a …

Offshore wind farms (OWF) have emerged as a pivotal component in the transition towards
renewable energy, offering substantial potential for reducing carbon emissions and …

Green hydrogen production is expected to have a major contribution in addressing the
global challenge of energy transition and economy decarbonization. In such a transition …

Hydrogen and renewable ammonia are energy vectors that complement each other and will
support the decarbonization of economic sectors where electricity is not a feasible solution …

The concentrating solar power (CSP) plant, renowned for its flexibility, environmental
friendliness, and energy storage capabilities, has become integral components of large …

Due to inherent uncertainty and volatility, large-scale wind power integration brings new
challenges to the flexible operation of power systems. It calls for more flexibility not only from …

For the first time, a comparative economic study between hydrogen and electricity as energy
vectors for bulk power transmission at sea was performed. The objective of this study is to …

Abstract The Canary Islands power systems face environmental, economic, and social
sustainability challenges. They heavily rely on imported fossil fuel for electricity generation; …

The ever‐increasing demand for electric power has partially been met with access to
offshore renewable energy, such as wind and tidal energy. With the development in power …

In the present work, a comprehensive numerical model was developed to predict the
levelised cost of energy (LCOE) for offshore wind farms. A case study is further performed …