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International MES research in renewable-energy with focus on renewable-integration, artificial-intelligence. The integration of solar-powered hydrogen fuel cells with advanced phase change materials (PCMs) represents a pr...

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Abstract

The integration of solar-powered hydrogen fuel cells with advanced phase change materials (PCMs) represents a promising frontier in the pursuit of sustainable transportation solutions. This chapter explores the critical intersection of renewable energy conversion, efficient hydrogen storage, and intelligent system management to address key challenges in clean mobility. Emphasis is placed on the role of PCMs in enhancing thermal regulation and safety during hydrogen storage, while algorithmic intelligence—including machine learning and real-time monitoring—enables optimized hydrogen production and system reliability. By the chapter underscores the significance of social pedagogy frameworks to foster public awareness, trust, and participatory engagement essential for widespread adoption. By bridging cutting-edge technological advancements with data-driven decision-making and inclusive social strategies, this work presents a comprehensive roadmap for accelerating the transition to low-carbon transport infrastructures. The insights offered aim to guide future research, policy development, and industrial applications, ensuring that hydrogen technologies fulfill their potential as scalable, safe, and socially accepted solutions within the global energy landscape.

Keywords

Hydrogen storageHydrogen fuelHydrogenFuel cellsHydrogen vehicleWaste management

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Journal
Solar Thermal Technologies and Nano-Enhanced Phase Change Materials for High-Efficiency Electric and Solar Mobility
Year
2025