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Advances in Low-Carbon Hydrogen: Subsurface Storage, Generation, and Integrity

Thursday, 22 October
Room 370 ADBE
Technical Session
In the future energy spectrum, hydrogen will play a key role in clean energy production. This session explores subsurface hydrogen storage and production, covering chemical and microbial controls, multiphase transport, and geomechanical integrity of caprock and porous media. Case studies highlight practical applications, while additional insights address mineral alteration and long-term geochemical dynamics. Presentations also feature innovative hydrogen production methods and pipeline leak detection, offering a comprehensive perspective on advancing hydrogen technologies for reliable and scalable subsurface energy systems.
Session Chairpersons
Mohammad Fassihi - Beyond Carbon LLC
Sergio Rondon Fajardo - SLB - WIS
Kalyan Saikia - Bosch Digital Twin Industries
Esuru Okoroafor - Texas A & M University
  • 0830-0855 234163
    Chemical And Microbial Controls On Hydrogen Storage In Porous Media
    V.G. Matey-Korley, Texas A&M University; A. ISAH, Texas A & M University
  • 0855-0920 234144
    Multi-phase And Multi-component Transport Mechanism Of Hybrid Storage Of H2 And CO2
    M. Zhang, J. Tang, Tongji University; Z. Sun, University of Calgary; M. An, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University; S. ZHAO, Tongji University
  • 0920-0945 234180
    Core-scale Modeling Of Hydrogen-induced Mineral Alteration In A Saline Aquifer: A San Juan Basin Case Study
    K. Opoku Duartey, New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology; W. Ampomah, New Mexico Inst-Mining & Tech; N. Sibaweihi, Petroleum Recovery Research Center; H. Rahnema, New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology
  • 1015-1040 234075
    Design Of Clean Hydrogen Production Based On Grey Hydrogen Using An Unmineable Coal Seam As A Natural Filter
    S. Ko, H. Jang, Y. KIM, T. LEE, Kangwon National University
  • 1040-1105 233979
    Kinetics Of Methane Pyrolysis Across Various Reservoir Rocks For In-situ Hydrogen Generation From Petroleum Reservoirs
    M. Rahman, Q. Yuan, Texas Tech University
  • 1105-1130 234050
    Chamber-based Measurement Of Gas Permeation And Micro-leaks In Pipes, Fittings, And Welds
    E. Ay Dilsiz, J. Martin Del Campo, S.D. Graham, C. Sarica, M. Keller, W. Lepage, E. Pereyra, University of Tulsa
  • Alternate 233826
    Maximizing Hydrogen Production From In-situ Combustion Gasification In The Bakken Formation
    S.U. Haque, B. Hascakir, Texas A&M University
  • Alternate 234127
    Thermo-hydro-mechanical Reactivation Of Caprock Microfractures During Cyclic Hydrogen Storage In Depleted Reservoirs
    X. Yang, University of Calgary; G. Pan, China University of Petroleum; S. Chen, University of Calgary
  • Alternate 234141
    Numerical Investigation Of Long-term Geochemical And Petrophysical Dynamics In Carbonate Reservoirs For Underground Hydrogen Storage: A Case Study Of The Red River Formation, Williston Basin, North Dakota.
    R. Aluah, University of North Dakota
  • Alternate 234168
    Multifunctional Role Of Calcium Hydroxide In Coupling Carbon Capture And Hydrogen Generation In Petroleum Reservoir Rock Systems
    A.B. Demir, B. Hascakir, Texas A&M University