| 1313 - 1313 |
Special issue - EHEC2005 - Preface
Fierro JLG, Pena MA |
| 1314 - 1323 |
A structured and qualitative systems approach to analysing hydrogen transitions: Key changes and actor mapping
Hugh MJ, Roche MY, Bennett SJ |
| 1324 - 1331 |
Towards a sustainable hydrogen economy: Hydrogen pathways and infrastructure
Mulder G, Hetland J, Lenaers G |
| 1332 - 1338 |
Towards multi-source multi-product energy systems
Hemmes K, Zachariah-Wolff JL, Geidl M, Andersson G |
| 1339 - 1346 |
Planning the transition to a hydrogen economy in Spain
Brey JJ, Brey R, Carazo AF, Contreras I, Hernandez-Diaz AG, Castro A |
| 1347 - 1354 |
Market penetration analysis of fuel cell vehicles in Japan by using the energy system model MARKAL
Endo E |
| 1355 - 1368 |
Integration of a hydrogen economy into the German energy system: an optimising modelling approach
Ball M, Wietschel M, Rentz O |
| 1369 - 1380 |
The evolution of size and cost of a hydrogen delivery infrastructure in Europe in the medium and long term
Tzimas E, Castello P, Peteves S |
| 1381 - 1386 |
The use of the natural-gas pipeline infrastructure for hydrogen transport in a changing market structure
Haeseldonckx D, D'haeseleer W |
| 1387 - 1395 |
Hydrogen infrastructure development in The Netherlands
Smit R, Weeda M, de Groot A |
| 1396 - 1403 |
Feasibility analysis of fuel cells for combined heat and power systems in the tertiary sector
Zabalza I, Aranda A, de Gracia MD |
| 1404 - 1408 |
The hydrogen refuelling plant in Madrid
Giron E |
| 1409 - 1415 |
Effectiveness of small barriers as means to reduce clearance distances
Tchouvelev AV, Cheng Z, Agranat VM, Zhubrin SV |
| 1416 - 1420 |
Hydrogen from reformer gas a novel fuel and bridging technology: A combustion perspective
Han P, Checkel MD, Fleck BA |
| 1421 - 1428 |
Reactor modeling to simulate catalytic partial oxidation and steam reforming of methane. Comparison of temperature profiles and strategies for hot spot minimization
Barrio VL, Schaub G, Rohde M, Rabe S, Vogel F, Cambra JF, Arias PL, Gumez MB |
| 1429 - 1436 |
Diesel fuel processor for hydrogen production for 5 kW fuel cell application
Sopena D, Melgar A, Briceno Y, Navarro RM, Alvarez-Galvan MC |
| 1437 - 1442 |
Onboard fuel processor for PEM fuel cell vehicles
Bowers BJ, Zhao JL, Ruffo M, Khan R, Dattatraya D, Dushman N, Beziat JC, Boudjemaa F |
| 1443 - 1449 |
Specificities of micro-structured reactors for hydrogen production and purification
Dupont N, Germani G, van Veen AC, Schuurman Y, Schafer G, Mirodatos C |
| 1450 - 1461 |
Hydrogen production by ethanol steam reforming over Cu-Ni supported catalysts
Vizcaino AJ, Carriero A, Calles JA |
| 1462 - 1471 |
Ethanol steam reforming over Ni/MxOy-Al2O3 (M=Ce, La, Zr and Mg) catalysts: Influence of support on the hydrogen production
Sanchez-Sanchez MC, Navarro RM, Fierro JLG |
| 1472 - 1476 |
Compressed hydrogen-rich fuel gas (CHFG) from wet biomass by reforming in supercritical water
Penninger JML, Maass GJJ, Rep M |
| 1477 - 1485 |
Critical factors in the design, operation and economics of coal gasification plants: The case, of the flexible co-production of hydrogen and electricity
Starr F, Tzimas E, Peteves S |
| 1486 - 1491 |
Evaluation of the high temperature electrolysis of steam to produce hydrogen
Shin Y, Park W, Chang J, Park J |
| 1492 - 1499 |
Realistic costs of wind-hydrogen vehicle fuel production
Linnemann J, Steinberger-Wilckens R |
| 1500 - 1507 |
A Norwegian case study on the production of hydrogen from wind power
Greiner CJ, Korpas M, Holen AT |
| 1508 - 1515 |
Experimental study and modeling of a high-temperature solar chemical reactor for hydrogen production from methane cracking
Abanades S, Flamant G |
| 1516 - 1529 |
HYTHEC: An EC funded search for a long term massive hydrogen production route using solar and nuclear technologies
Le Duigou A, Borgard JM, Larousse B, Doizi D, Allen R, Ewan BC, Priestman GH, Elder R, Devonshire R, Ramos V, Cerri G, Salvini C, Giovannelli A, De Maria G, Corgnale C, Brutti S, Roeb M, Noglik A, Rietbrock PM, Mohr S, De Oliveira L, Monnerie N, Schmitz M, Sattler C, Martinez AO, Manzano DD, Rojas JC, Dechelotte S, Baudouin O |
| 1530 - 1536 |
Microstructure and low-temperature hydrogen storage capacity of ball-milled graphite
Hentsche M, Hermann H, Lindackers D, Seifert G |
| 1537 - 1541 |
Optimization of a solar hydrogen storage system: Exergetic considerations
Lopez E, Isorna F, Rosa F |
| 1542 - 1553 |
Hydrogen storage by adsorption on activated carbon: Investigation of the thermal effects during the charging process
Hermosilla-Lara G, Momen G, Marty PH, Le Neindre B, Hassouni K |
| 1554 - 1558 |
Electric toy vehicle powered by a PEMFC stack
Beneito R, Vilaplana J, Gisbert S |
| 1559 - 1566 |
Power conditioning of fuel cell systems in portable applications
Brey JJ, Bordallo CR, Carrasco JM, Galvan E, Jimenez A, Moreno E |
| 1567 - 1571 |
High temperature PEMFC and the possible utilization of the excess heat for fuel processing
Jensen JO, Li QF, Pan C, Vestbo AP, Mortensen K, Petersen HN, Sorensen CL, Clausen TN, Schramm J, Bjerrum NJ |
| 1572 - 1581 |
Electric modelling and image analysis of channel flow in bipolar plates
Martin D, Guinea DM, Moreno B, Gonzalez L, Garcia-Alegre MC, Guinea D |
| 1582 - 1588 |
Electrical integration of renewable energy into stand-alone power supplies incorporating hydrogen storage
Little M, Thomson M, Infield D |
| 1589 - 1596 |
Hydrogen-based uninterruptible power supply
Varkaraki E, Lymberopoulos N, Zoulias E, Guichardot D, Poli G |
| 1597 - 1604 |
Assessing current vehicle performance and simulating the performance of hydrogen and hybrid cars
Sorensen B |
