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ABSTRACT Underground gas storage is a cornerstone technology for addressing climate change and advancing the clean energy transition. By managing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing energy system resilience, it supports global sustainability goals.
Sara Roces +5 more
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Recent advancement in dehydrogenation techniques for efficient hydrogen release from metal hydrides
The figure illustrates the renewable hydrogen energy cycle: hydrogen produced via solar/wind‐powered electrolysis is stored in metal hydrides, released through dehydrogenation processes, and utilized for fuel cells and hydrogen‐powered electric vehicles.
Omkar Udaysing Patil, Sungjin Park
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This study assesses three transition pathways for Iran's energy system to 2050. Only the best policy scenario (BPS) achieves 100% renewables, with over 93% of primary energy from solar photovoltaics, extensive storage, and power‐to‐X technologies. In the BPS, CO2 emissions fall to zero and the levelised cost of electricity declines to €24.7/MWh by 2050.
Mehdi Khatibi +3 more
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Gas impurities in salt cavern hydrogen storage: Formation mechanisms and impacts
Abstract Hydrogen (H 2 ) is increasingly recognized as a viable low-carbon energy carrier. It can be produced by electrolysis and only emits water when consumed in fuel cells, making it essentially carbon free at the point of use.
Nuruddeen Inuwa Aminu +2 more
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Growing electricity demand and renewable energy intermittency challenge grid stability, necessitating energy storage systems (ESS) to balance supply and demand. This review explores ESS technologies and their applications in South Africa's MV/LV networks, proposing tailored designs and analytical tools to enhance renewable integration and grid ...
Franck C. Mushid, Mohamed F. Khan
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As the global shift toward renewable energy accelerates, large-scale energy storage is essential to balance intermittent supply and growing demand. While conventional Pumped Hydro Storage remains dominant, Underground Pumped Hydro Storage (UPHS) offers a
Jingyu Huang +3 more
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Underground storage in geologic formations will play a key role in the energy transition by providing low‐cost storage of renewable fuels such as hydrogen.
Joses Omojola, Patricia Persaud
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Modelling thermomechanical fracturing in underground hydrogen storage in salt caverns
In gas storage operations, intensive injection and withdrawal cycles can introduce structural failure due to thermally induced stresses, leading to the detachment of overhanging blocks from salt cavern walls. This study investigates the thermomechanical mechanisms governing block detachment in underground hydrogen storage using a joint enriched element
Habbani, Hajar +3 more
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Tightness of hydrogen storage caverns in salt deposits [PDF]
Jarosław Ślizowski +4 more
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Geological storage in salt caverns plays a critical role in managing energy resources, yet regional assessments often fall short in accounting for specific salt dome morphological variations that can significantly influence cavern engineering and storage
C. Nur Schuba +2 more
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