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Towards Greener Skies: Exploring the Potential of Hydrogen Energy in Aviation
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Abstract
Abstract. In the quest for mitigating the environmental impact of aviation, the exploration of sustainable fuel alternatives has become imperative. Hydrogen energy emerges as a promising solution, offering a clean and renewable energy source for aviation. This paper conducts an extensive review to assess the development status, advantages, challenges, and future prospects of hydrogen energy in aviation. Through an analysis of various studies, it examines the current state of hydrogen energy in aviation, including its benefits, obstacles, and potential pathways for implementation. Despite facing significant hurdles, hydrogen energy presents a compelling opportunity to reduce carbon emissions and enhance the environmental sustainability of aviation.
Keywords
Keywords: Hydrogen Energy, Sustainable Aviation, Alternative Fuels, Carbon Emissions, Environmental Sustainability.
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Zhang,Y. (2024).Towards Greener Skies: Exploring the Potential of Hydrogen Energy in Aviation.Theoretical and Natural Science,56,105-111.
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