Strategies and economic feasibilities in cyanobacterial hydrogen production
Kamshybayeva G.K. Kossalbayev B.D. Sadvakasova A.K. Zayadan B.K. Bozieva A.M. Dunikov D. Alwasel S. Allakhverdiev S.I.
12 August 2022Elsevier Ltd
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
2022#47Issue 6929661 - 29684 pp.
Due to the side effects of greenhouse gases, interest in alternative energy sources is growing, and research into hydrogen (Н2) production from cyanobacteria has become a promising direction for the industry. The article provides an overview of cyanobacterial hydrogen production strategies and their current economic efficiency. It also describes metabolic, genetic and technical methods for obtaining H2 from cyanobacteria. Cyanobacteria are considered potential producers of hydrogen energy that will be economically viable shortly, as they only need cheap salts, water and solar energy to grow. However, producing hydrogen from cyanobacteria still requires extensive work, and the main problem is the small amount of hydrogen energy obtained. To produce large amounts of cyanobacterial hydrogen, the most active wild-type strains must be selected and technological, modular and genetic research must be carried out simultaneously. The low energy efficiency of hydrogen from cyanobacteria also shows the need for comprehensive research through international programs.
Biomass , Cyanobacteria , Economic analysis , Hydrogen , Hydrogen enzymes
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