Exploring the Potential of Hydrogen: A Sustainable Energy Solution
Key Ideas
- Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) initiatives forecasted to reduce CO2 emissions by 30 million tonnes annually by 2050.
- Hydrogen (H2) as an energy carrier offers higher efficiency (60%) than gasoline (22%) and diesel (45%).
- Underground Hydrogen Storage (UHS) in geological formations presents a promising technique for energy storage and delivery.
- Research on interfacial tension and wettability aims to improve storage capacity and efficiency of carbon dioxide and hydrogen.
The article highlights the growing significance of reducing greenhouse gas emissions through measures like Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), which could play a crucial role in achieving emission reduction targets by 2050. It also emphasizes the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source due to its high efficiency compared to traditional fuels. The use of Underground Hydrogen Storage (UHS) in geological formations is explored as a promising method for energy storage. Additionally, the study discusses the impact of interfacial tension and wettability on gas storage efficiency, aiming to enhance the understanding and effectiveness of these operations.