Hydrogen,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(4), P. 737 - 760
Published: Oct. 17, 2024
Geological
hydrogen
storage,
seen
as
a
viable
solution
for
addressing
energy
demands
and
mitigating
the
intermittency
of
wind
power,
is
gaining
recognition.
At
present,
there
are
no
specific
studies
that
estimate
storage
capacity
potential
integration
in
North
Dakota
despite
state’s
enormous
resources
capabilities.
The
study’s
key
innovation
lies
repurposing
region
historically
associated
with
oil
gas
sustainable
thereby
sources.
Moreover,
innovative
aspect
this
study
involves
field
selection,
site
screening,
characterization,
mathematical
modeling
to
simulate
wind–hydrogen
production
geological
system.
A
15
MW
farm,
using
real-world
data
from
General
Electric
turbines,
employed
assess
capacities
within
Middle
Bakken
formation.
reveals
substantial
potentials
wells
W24814,
W19693,
W26990,
54,000,
33,000,
22,000
tons,
respectively.
These
translate
capabilities
1080,
660,
440
GWh,
minimum
durations
140,
80,
57
days,
respectively,
under
60%
system
efficiency.
By
pioneering
traditionally
dominated
by
fossil
fuel
extraction,
research
could
play
crucial
role
advancing
Dakota’s
transition,
providing
blueprint
similar
initiatives
globally.
SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
1
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
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paragraph">Methanol,
with
its
abundant
production,
mature
synthesis
process,
well-established
storage
and
transportation
infrastructure,
no
need
to
return
the
dehydrogenated
product,
is
considered
be
an
ideal
hydrogen
carrier,
expected
play
a
great
role
in
energy
transition
of
sector
construction
system.
This
paper
focuses
on
supply
system
using
methanol
as
briefly
introduces
basics
production
transportation,
then
different
routes
infrastructure
vehicles
from
perspectives
technology,
economy,
safety,
commercialization
process.
Finally,
impacts
introducing
are
compared
analyzed,
elaborated.</div></div>
