Screening and ranking framework for underground hydrogen storage site selection in Poland

Lewandowska-Śmierzchalska, Joanna; Tarkowski, Radosław; Uliasz-Misiak, B.

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2018.01.089

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“…A framework utilising an analytical hierarchy process (AHP) was established by Lewandowska-Śmierzchalska et al and was used to assess hydrogen storage sites in Poland [68]. Lewandowska-Śmierzchalska et al determined that factors and their weighing were: reservoir lithology (33.2%), stage of exploration (32.1%), type of salt deposit (12.2%), reservoir volume (10.2%), depth of reservoir (6.3%) and geothermal gradient (6%) [68]. The importance of a homogenous lithology is signified through this AHP approach.…”

Section: • Chemical Compatibility With Injected Gasmentioning

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“…The importance of a homogenous lithology is signified through this AHP approach. Not only can heterogeneity restrict operational pressure, but embedded impurities can result in hydrogen consumption/contamination [68].…”

Section: • Chemical Compatibility With Injected Gasmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Aside from regular diffusive losses, seismic factors such as fault lines can create preferential channels for migration from the reservoir to the overburden [68]. This can come in the form of undetected faults or as a consequence of recent seismic activity [22].…”

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“…Lewandowska-Śmierzchalska et al presents factors and their weighting in assessment of potential reservoirs: overburden rock lithology (36.74%), tectonic activity (24.09%), deposit form (oil or gas) (15.98%), pore volume of reservoir (13.11%), depth of reservoir (5.90%) and stage of exploration (4.99%) [68]. The reduced weighing of tectonic activity (in comparison to aquifer storage) can be seen to stem from the storage of the native gasses over a geological period.…”

Section: Depleted Oil/gas Fieldsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…Śmierzchalska et al [29], Narayanamoorthy et al [30], Deveci [31] relied on analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and fuzzy set to locate underground hydrogen storage tanks. Yang and Jiang [32] fully considered operation cost and demand uncertainty in an attempt to determine the location and volume of HRSs.…”

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Location and Volume Determination of Hydrogen Refueling Stations Based on Oligopoly Equilibrium

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The energy transformation in China is picking up speed, thanks to the mass development and utilization of various clean energies. As an emerging clean energy, hydrogen energy has been highly recognized, and gradually introduced to industry and transport. As a result, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (HFCVs) attract a growing attention from the government and the public. However, the is a severe lack of hydrogen refueling stations (HRSs). Therefore, this paper explores into the determination of HRS location and volume. The HRS investment market was treated as an oligopoly market, due to the huge investment and few investors of HRSs. To ensure the long-term balanced development of hydrogenation, it is assumed that all investors fully analyze the possible investment behaviors of competitors and HFCV driver preference before making any investment decision. On this basis, a multi-agent optimization model was established to determine the location and volume of HRSs. The results show that, to avoid supply-demand imbalance induced by information asymmetry, the HRSs should be constructed along with an intelligent software platform, which provides HFCV drivers with rich information on hydrogenation service. Our model helps investors determine the core issues of the HRS, including location, size, and supply scale.

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A preliminary site selection system for underground hydrogen storage in salt caverns and its application in Pingdingshan, China

Huang,

Fang,

Hou

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Deep Underground Science and Engineering

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Large‐scale underground hydrogen storage (UHS) provides a promising method for increasing the role of hydrogen in the process of carbon neutrality and energy transition. Of all the existing storage deposits, salt caverns are recognized as ideal sites for pure hydrogen storage. Evaluation and optimization of site selection for hydrogen storage facilities in salt caverns have become significant issues. In this article, the software CiteSpace is used to analyze and filter hot topics in published research. Based on a detailed classification and analysis, a “four‐factor” model for the site selection of salt cavern hydrogen storage is proposed, encompassing the dynamic demands of hydrogen energy, geological, hydrological, and ground factors of salt mines. Subsequently, 20 basic indicators for comprehensive suitability grading of the target site were screened using the analytic hierarchy process and expert survey methods were adopted, which provided a preliminary site selection system for salt cavern hydrogen storage. Ultimately, the developed system was applied for the evaluation of salt cavern hydrogen storage sites in the salt mines of Pingdingshan City, Henan Province, thereby confirming its rationality and effectiveness. This research provides a feasible method and theoretical basis for the site selection of UHS in salt caverns in China.

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Screening and ranking framework for underground hydrogen storage site selection in Poland

Cited by 110 publications

References 32 publications

Utility-scale subsurface hydrogen storage: UK perspectives and technology

Utility-scale subsurface hydrogen storage: UK perspectives and technology

Location and Volume Determination of Hydrogen Refueling Stations Based on Oligopoly Equilibrium

A preliminary site selection system for underground hydrogen storage in salt caverns and its application in Pingdingshan, China

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