A porous medium for all seasons

Michelle Bentham ()
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Michelle Bentham: British Geological Survey

Nature Energy, 2019, vol. 4, issue 2, 97-98

Abstract: The answer to seasonal energy storage and security to support highly renewable power systems could lie deep under the seabed, where compressed air energy storage offers a route to long-term storage at large scales. Now, research models the potential for this in porous rock and finds a large capacity in saline aquifers offshore in the UK.

Date: 2019
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