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 …

A tremendous amount of fossil fuel is utilized to meet the rising trend in the world's energy
demand, leading to the rising level of CO2 in the atmosphere and ultimately contributing to …

Amorphous calcium carbonate (ACC) is a metastable phase often observed during low
temperature inorganic synthesis and biomineralization. ACC transforms with aging or …

Reservoir wettability–the tendency of a rock surface to be in contact with one fluid more than
other fluids–can vary substantially from strongly water-wet to strongly CO 2-wet. However …

If CO 2 released from fossil fuel during energy production is returned to the subsurface, will it
be retained for periods of time significant enough to benefit the atmosphere? Can trap** …

Hydrogen, as an energy carrier, is at the centre of research attention for its potential
advantages over electricity to transport and store excessive renewable energy at the GW …

Carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere due to anthropogenic activities has raised the
alarm of global warming in the near future. CO 2 storage in suitable subsurface geologic …

Reservoir heterogeneity at various length scales is a well-established fact. This includes
reservoir wettability− a key factor influencing CO 2 geo-storage efficiency and containment …

In this field-data-based simulation study, we apply novel rate-dependent, anisotropic
saturation functions curve-fitted to match the flow behaviour of laminated sand-and siltstones …

Fundamental understanding of processes controlling geological carbon sequestration
(GCS) requires flow and transport modeling in well-characterized aquifer sedimentary …