1. Božidarka Arsenović, Orao a.d., Bijeljina Republika Srpska,
Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Abstract: In the last three decades, greenhouse gas emissions in international aviation have increased dramatically. Although aviation occupies a small share of global greenhouse gas emissions, it represents the fastest growing source of carbon dioxide emissions (Carbon dioxide - CO2), which is why some new solutions are being sought that will reduce their impact on global warming that contributes to climate change. Reducing the impact of aviation on the climate is becoming a priority, which is why it is necessary to limit dependence on fossil fuels and find new alternative sources of energy. Hydrogen, as an alternative source of energy, both in our country and in the world, is considered one of the future ecological onesmore acceptable sources of energy, with the fact that it can be used as a raw material, fuel and energy carrier, and it also has wide application in industry, energy and transport. It is important to emphasize that hydrogen does not emit carbon dioxide and that it does not pollute the air during use, i.e. it is considered a solution for decarbonization, both in aviation and in other industrial and economic sectors (extremely important in the implementation of climate neutrality policy).
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SIMPOZIJUM D - Ekološki održivi materijali
Date:
11.06.2025.
Contemporary Materials 2025 - Savremeni Materijali
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