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Sweet hydrogen: how sugar could help satisfy the world's energy needs
Sugar is an abundant natural resource that has the revolutionary potential of being converted into hydrogen. Hydrogen is a clean fuel, three times more energy efficient as petrol, can be used to generate electricity and produces only water as a byproduct. Exploiting biomass such as trees and plants is a renewable source of sugars, and turning sugars into hydrogen could lead a change in global energy production.
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Keywords: Biofuels - Hydrogen - Sugar - Green fuel - Natural resource
Countries: Global -
Subjects: Biomass
