Hydrogen future depends on large-scale storage, which can be provided by geological
formations (such as caverns, aquifers, and depleted oil and gas reservoirs) to handle …

Hydrogen (H 2) is currently considered a clean fuel to decrease anthropogenic greenhouse
gas emissions and will play a vital role in climate change mitigation. Nevertheless, one of …

Underground hydrogen storage in geologic media has gained significant interest as a
strategy toward net-zero emissions. However, the selection of a feasible geologic storage …

Geological porous reservoirs provide the volume capacity needed for large scale
underground hydrogen storage (UHS). To effectively exploit these reservoirs for UHS, it is …

This investigation examines the underground storage of hydrogen in a variety of storage
types, including caverns (salt and rock), depleted oil and natural gas reservoirs, and …

The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, particularly hydrogen, has
emerged as a central strategy for decarbonization and the pursuit of net-zero carbon …

Global energy demand is increasing every year, and we face the drawbacks of extensive
fossil fuel use in our daily lives more than ever. Hydrogen (H 2) is currently assessed as an …

Replacement of fossil fuels with clean hydrogen has been recognized as the most feasible
approach of implementing CO 2-free hydrogen economy globally. However, large-scale …

The substitution of fossil fuel with clean hydrogen (H 2) has been identified as a promising
route to achieve net zero carbon emissions by this century. However, enough H 2 must be …

Data for several key thermodynamic and transport properties needed for technologies using
hydrogen (H2), such as underground H2 storage and H2O electrolysis are scarce or …