BEYOND ELECTRONS

Steel, shipping, aviation, fertilizer, and long-duration storage present a problem electricity alone cannot solve. Beyond Electrons turns to the molecules that may. Written by a chemical process engineer, it explains hydrogen production routes across the color spectrum, grey, blue, and green, the process chemistry behind them, and the carriers and derivative fuels, especially ammonia, that make hydrogen transportable and usable. It weighs efficiency losses, infrastructure needs, safety, and costs with the same candor applied throughout the series, separating realistic applications from hype. Clear explanations and quantitative analysis make it valuable to engineers, energy analysts, policymakers, investors, and students who need to understand where hydrogen and future fuels genuinely fit in a decarbonized economy and where other solutions will win.

In development: still being written, with no confirmed release date.