Techno-economic analysis of underground hydrogen storage in Europe
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Experience with converting existing gas storage to hydrogen or building new underground hydrogen storage is so far limited.
“Yet, experience with converting existing gas storage to hydrogen or building new underground hydrogen storage is so far limited98.”
From Long-duration electricity storage needs for coping with Dunkelflaute events in Europe (2026) · cites this paper as [98]
Methanol-based long-duration storage does not depend on highly localized underground sites but allows for aboveground storage that can generally be placed anywhere, which could lead to spatial redistribution of least-cost storage capacity.
“This technology does not depend on highly localized underground sites but allows for aboveground storage that can generally be placed anywhere98,110, which could lead to spatial redistribution of least-cost storage capacity.”
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Underground cavern and porous storage energy potentials vary substantially across countries, including newly built and retrofitted storage facilities from natural gas infrastructure.
“Underground cavern and porous storage energy potentials vary substantially across countries, including newly built and retrofitted storage facilities from natural gas infrastructure98,110.”
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- Talukdar, M., Blum, P., Heinemann, N., & Miocic, J.
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- Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
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