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Ancient Queensland salt caverns could become Australia’s clean-energy backbone
energy5 days ago

Ancient Queensland salt caverns could become Australia’s clean-energy backbone

Geoscience Australia’s $31 million drilling of the Adavale Basin in outback Queensland identifies the Boree Salt deposit as thick enough to form underground caverns by dissolving salt, creating a storage space for hydrogen (or compressed air). This geological-scale energy reserve could store around 6,000 tonnes of hydrogen per cavern (~100 GWh), potentially powering tens of millions of homes for a day with a handful of caverns, complementing intermittent renewables.

Researchers' Breakthrough Could Transform Automotive Travel
science-and-technology8 months ago

Researchers' Breakthrough Could Transform Automotive Travel

Researchers from Korea have developed a new proton exchange membrane using SPAES that significantly reduces toluene crossover in hydrogen storage systems, potentially enabling more efficient and durable hydrogen fuel cells for eco-friendly vehicles by 2030, contributing to the hydrogen economy and reducing carbon emissions.

Revolutionary Hydrogen Storage Method: Safe, Easy, and Affordable
science-and-technology2 years ago

Revolutionary Hydrogen Storage Method: Safe, Easy, and Affordable

Researchers at the RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science in Japan have discovered a perovskite compound that can safely and easily store ammonia, which is an important carrier of hydrogen. The compound undergoes a chemical reaction with ammonia at room temperature and pressure, allowing for efficient storage and retrieval. This discovery offers a cost-effective and practical solution for storing hydrogen, which is crucial for transitioning to a decarbonized society.