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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"natural gas storage"”.

  1. Assessing the technical feasibility of converting U.S. salt caverns used for natural gas storage into hydrogen storage facilities

    … solar energy, the issue of large-scale energy storage remains persistent. The intermit-tent nature of wind and solar power requires a storage medium capable of handling seasonal variations, similar to underground salt caverns used as natural gas reservoirs since 1961. In light of these …

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  2. Preparation, Evaluation and Structural Modeling of Carbon-Based Adsorbents Used on Natural Gas Vehicles

    … large surface areas and strong ability to adsorb gases and liquids. In this study, activated carbons are prepared from low cost materials, and their application in natural gas storage is investigated. Micropore volume and bulk density of carbon adsorbents are found to be the most important factors …

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  3. The liability of carbon dioxide shortage

    … research examines the risks confronted by CO2 storage, the legal and regulatory regimes governing these risks, and liability arrangements in other sectors where analogous risks have been confronted. Currently identifiable sources of liability include induced seismicity, groundwater …

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  4. Synthesis and Applications of Monolithic Metal-Organic Frameworks

    … setting a benchmark in natural gas storage while monolithZIF-8 (Zn(2-methylimidazolate)2) demonstrated a capacity to host catalytic nanoparticles, NP@monolithMOF, for practical and environmental water purification. With the aim of expanding on these preliminary results, …

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  5. Exploring the Synthesis of Monolithic Metal-Organic Frameworks and their Composites for Advanced Water Management Solutions

    … has established itself as a benchmark for natural gas storage, highlighting its efficiency and capacity. Similarly, monoZIF-8, made from zinc and 2-methyl imidazolate linkers, has exhibited the remarkable ability to host catalytic nanoparticles (NP@monoMOF), thereby facilitating effective …

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  6. Mathematical and Computational Modeling of Injection-induced Seismicity

    … technologies, including wastewater disposal, natural gas storage, enhanced geothermal systems, and hydraulic fracturing. As a result, there has been a growing public concern around the world about the potential seismic hazard and environmental impact of subsurface energy technologies. …

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  7. Computational Study of Metal-Organic Frameworks for Gas Adsorption Applications

    … are among the most promising materials for gas adsorption applications because of their ultrahigh surface areas (up to 8,000 m² g¯¹) and high porosity. Their self-assembly nature of metal ions or clusters and organic ligands allow for high tuneability and a large variety of MOF structures. …

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  8. Adsorption Performance and Cold Plasma Activation of Biochar for On-Site CH₄ Storage and Energy Recovery in Oil Fields

    Routine flaring of associated petroleum gas (APG) remains a major source of greenhouse gas emissions in upstream oil production, particularly at remote or infrastructure-limited production sites where gas transportation and processing are uneconomic. Developing a field-deployable, integrated …

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