Hydrogen Storage : Salt Caverns as Massive Vaults
Here’s an article posted in Hydrogen Central that talks about salt caverns which can be massive storage vaults.
According to the article,
- Salt caverns have the capacity to store large quantities of compressed hydrogen
- Hydrogen storage in salt caverns could help address the challenge of scaling up hydrogen production
- Unique challenges of storing hydrogen in salt caverns include its small molecules and high reactivity
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