ESTADO DA ARTE DA TECNOLOGIA EM UM SISTEMA HIDROGÊNIO- SOLAR-EÓLICO
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https://doi.org/10.59627/cbens.2007.1762Palavras-chave:
Energia Solar, Hidrogênio, Energia EólicaResumo
The hydrogen society is a term that have received world notoriety. This is due to increas- ing on costs to obtain fossil fuels and the emission of many pollutants to atmosphere, mainly green house gases. A portion of climates changes is directly related with these emissions, causing serious damages on human survival.
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