Underground hydrogen storage (UHS) and production in depleted gas reservoirs, aquifers,
and salt caverns is a promising solution to balance supply and demand on a large scale …

Geological storage of CO 2 is a promising technique to mitigate anthropogenic CO 2
emissions. The effectiveness of CO 2 storage in the subsurface formations relies on various …

Hydrogen storage in subsurface geological formation is a complex process requiring
information at multiple scales for successful understanding and implementation. While some …

After over seven decades of production, most reservoirs in the Upper Assam Sedimentary
Basin, India, have reached intermediate or late development stages, rendering them …

A significant amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) is being released into the atmosphere as a
result of the acceleration of industrialization and increased energy consumption, which are …

Carbon dioxide injection in deep saline aquifers is a key method for permanently
sequestering anthropogenic CO 2. This study employs a reactive transport model to explore …

Relative permeability controls fluid flow through rocks, with applications to hydrocarbon
production, geologic carbon and energy storage. However, significant challenges are …

The hysteresis effect is a key factor to accurately predict the fluid distribution and production
performance of fracturing-shut in-flowback-production (FSFP) process in tight oil reservoirs …

Hysteresis behavior is a key factor in exploring dynamic water and gas flow in dissociating
hydrate-bearing sediments (HBS). In this study, we combined microfocus X-ray computed …

CO 2 trap** in porous media is one attractive sequestration option in which the CO 2
trapped for long periods and also enhanced oil recovery (EOR) simultaneously. The aim of …