Mariagiovanna Minutillo

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University of Salerno

Italy

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Mariagiovanna Minutillo is a Full Professor at Università degli Studi di Salerno, Italy. Her research interests focus on sustainable propulsion solutions, renewable energy systems, and the economic feasibility of green hydrogen supply chains. Recent publications include studies on methanol fuel cells, biomethane production, and microbial fuel cells, reflecting her commitment to advancing green energy technologies.

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Filippo Scamardella

University of Naples Federico II

ITALY

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Ivan Arsie

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Parthenope University of Naples

ITALY

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Advancing Sustainable Propulsion Solutions for Maritime Applications: Numerical and Experimental Assessments of a Methanol HT-PEMFC System

Biomethane production through the power to gas concept: A strategy for increasing the renewable sources exploitation and promoting the green energy transition

Techno-economic analysis of a multi-energy system for the co-production of green hydrogen, renewable electricity and heat

Designing, sizing and economic feasibility of a green hydrogen supply chain for maritime transportation

Design and Costs Analysis of Hydrogen Refuelling Stations Based on Different Hydrogen Sources and Plant Configurations

Investigating Air-Cathode Microbial Fuel Cells Performance under Different Serially and Parallelly Connected Configurations

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Filippo Scamardella

Ivan Arsie

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