CRC Press Hydrogen: Its Technology and Implication Vol V

Explore the nontechnical dimensions of the hydrogen economy with Volume V of this comprehensive series. This volume focuses on the economic factors that determine how quickly hydrogen energy systems can be adopted globally. Readers will find detailed surveys regarding cost analyses, including return on investment considerations for the production, transmission, and storage of hydrogen. Beyond economics, this book examines the broader impact of hydrogen as a secondary energy form. It covers environmental, political, social, and legal implications. The text connects these topics to governmental energy policy, the social costs of energy production, and public acceptance. This resource is designed for those looking to understand the complex landscape of hydrogen energy beyond just the technical specifications.