Green hydrogen (H 2) has received increasing attention as a potential fuel to decarbonize
hard-to-electrify industries and support renewables' growth. Compared to steam methane …

Mass mortality events (MMEs) are defined as the death of large numbers of fish over a short
period of time. These events can result in catastrophic losses to the Atlantic salmon …

A safe and sustainable transition to hydrogen requires that the risks associated with
hydrogen systems be rigorously investigated and quantified. Quantitative risk assessment …

Damage from hydrogen, such as hydrogen embrittlement in natural gas pipelines, is a
possibility. There are currently lacking ways for calculating the failure of hydrogen doped …

The transport of hydrogen in used natural gas pipelines is a strategic key element of a pan-
European hydrogen infrastructure. At the same time, accurate knowledge of the hydrogen …

The train brake system (TBS) is a critical segment for the safety of train system whose failure
can lead to serious consequences. Due to the dynamic and multi-factors coupling …

As a new energy system, the hydrogen-electric coupling system (HECS) involves complex
conditions with multiple hazards such as electricity, hydrogen, heat, and high pressure, and …

To effectively meet the ambitious objectives set by the Paris Agreement, gaining a deeper
understanding of the relationships between the key technologies involved in mitigation …

Hydrogen as one of the most promising clean energies, has received a lot of attention.
Intensive research has been devoted to developing techniques for the effective usage of …

A data-driven Bayesian network (BN) model is developed to capture the individual and
collective impacts of accident influential factors (AIFs) on different attributes of maritime …