The Engineer' H2 Handbook

 A technical deep-dive into water electrolysis and green hydrogen production for engineers, energy professionals, and advanced students. This handbook covers the full electrochemical science of water splitting — thermodynamics, Faraday's Laws, overpotential and efficiency losses — then moves into comparative engineering analysis of Alkaline (AEL) and Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolysis systems, including component design, balance of plant, and real-world system integration. Written by a practitioner with 20+ years in hydrogen systems and water treatment, this is the book that explains not just what the technology does but why it behaves the way it does under real operating conditions. Book 3 of the Hydrogen Futures series.