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推动粉红氢技术发展的新兴技术创新Emerging Technological Innovations Driving the Advancement of Pink Hydrogen |
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利用核能发电的电力、热能或二者结合製取的粉红氢,作为可扩展的低碳全球脱碳方案,正备受关注。包括碱性电解、质子交换膜电解和固体氧化物电解(SOEC)系统在内的核能一体化电解技术的快速发展,正在实现更深层的热耦合、更高的转化效率和更强的运作可靠性。同时,高温热化学循环技术的进步,例如硫碘製程和混合硫工艺,正在显着提高核子反应炉相容性、氢气产量和整体核能性能。核子反应炉设计、传热整合和混合核氢工程的创新,正在增强粉红氢的扩充性和成本效益。总而言之,这些技术进步使核氢生产成为未来脱碳能源结构的核心支柱,并为新兴的氢能经济做出重要贡献。
本研究全面回顾了推动这项进展的技术创新,重点关注核电电解混合氢气系统和热化学氢气系统。研究阐明了多种氢气路径的性能特性、能源效率提升和生产成本。此外,研究还展望了新兴创新生态系统(包括主要企业、突破性技术、资金筹措倡议和全球专利活动)的未来发展前景,以及整合核子反应炉技术、电解技术进步和热化学製程如何加速粉红氢在未来清洁能源系统中的应用。
Pink hydrogen, produced using electricity, heat, or a combination of both from nuclear power has emerged as a scalable and low-carbon pathway for global decarbonization. Rapid advancements in nuclear-integrated electrolysis, including alkaline, PEM, and SOEC systems, are enabling deeper thermal coupling, improved conversion efficiency, and enhanced operational reliability. At the same time, progress in high-temperature thermochemical cycles, such as the sulfur-iodine and hybrid-sulfur processes, is driving significant gains in reactor compatibility, hydrogen yield, and overall system performance. Innovations in reactor design, heat-transfer integration, and hybrid nuclear-hydrogen engineering are strengthening the scalability and cost-effectiveness of pink hydrogen. Collectively, these technological developments position nuclear-enabled hydrogen production as a central pillar of future decarbonized energy architectures and an essential contributor to the emerging hydrogen economy.
This study provides a comprehensive review of technological innovations propelling its advancement, focusing on both nuclear-electrolysis hybrids and thermochemical water-splitting systems; multiple production pathways, highlighting their performance attributes, energy efficiency improvements and production cost; the emerging innovation ecosystem, including leading companies, breakthrough technologies, funding initiatives, and global patent activity; and forward-looking perspectives on how integrated reactor technologies, electrolysis advancements, and thermochemical processes can accelerate the adoption of pink hydrogen in future clean energy systems.