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Global land and water limits to electrolytic hydrogen production using wind and solar resources
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This research, conducted by Davide Tonelli, Lorenzo Rosa, Paolo Gabrielli, Ken Caldeira, Alessandro Parente, and Francesco Contino, assesses the global potential for large-scale electrolytic hydrogen production through wind and solar energy. It highlights which countries may struggle with local resource scarcity and identifies regions poised to become hydrogen exporters by 2050.
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