Optimising Hydrogen Storage at Production Sites: Methods and Challenges

Synopsis

New networks and storage facilities need to be integrated with utility providers as the use of green hydrogen in the UK grows. A study from The University of Edinburgh estimates that 150 TWH of seasonal storage is required to replace seasonal variations in natural gas production.

• Hydrogen storage methods including compressed gas, cryogenic liquid, and hydride compounds, and their applications in power generation and energy balancing​​
• The economic efficiency of using new build salt cavern hydrogen storage sites
• Benefits of local industrial hubs switching from natural gas to hydrogen
• Hydrogen’s role in seasonal storage