Hydrogen Economy & Engineering provides a platform for disseminating original and high-impact research that advances the development and integration of hydrogen technologies across the global energy and industrial landscape. The journal welcomes novel experimental, theoretical, and computational studies exploring hydrogen-based engineering innovations and their potential impact on the global economy, particularly in fields such as chemical and materials engineering, power generation, and energy storage.

The hydrogen economy refers to a comprehensive energy system where hydrogen serves as a central, clean energy carrier. It includes the production, distribution, storage, and utilization of hydrogen across multiple sectors, such as transportation, industry, and power generation.

A key feature of this journal is its integrated focus on both the engineering and economic dimensions of hydrogen technologies to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and support the development of scalable, sustainable hydrogen solutions.

The main topics covered by the journal include, but are not limited to:

• Hydrogen production methods (e.g., electrolysis, methane reforming, pyrolysis)

• Hydrogen storage and distribution systems

• Fuel cells and hydrogen-based power generation

• Applications in chemical and mechanical engineering

• Computational modeling and simulation

• Heat and mass transfer processes

• Environmental impacts and sustainability assessments

• Economic modeling and policy analysis related to hydrogen adoption

• Integration of hydrogen technologies in transportation and industrial systems

• Safety, materials science, and system design for hydrogen applications

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