06 Subsurface Hydrogen Storage and Production, Status and Technical Advances

Monday, 8 September

1530 - 1700

Sugar Land Ballroom I-IV

Technical Session

Hydrogen has emerged as a key player in the global energy landscape. However, the challenges of large-scale hydrogen storage and production remain crucial to its successful integration. This session will explore the role of subsurface storage and production as part of the hydrogen value chain, the status of the field, and recent technical advancements.

Session Chairpersons

Yosmel Sanchez, Director CCUS and Subsurface Storage-Americas - Fugro GeoConsulting

Eugene Holubnyak - University of Wyoming

1530-1600 228347
A Systematic Review Of Underground Hydrogen Storage In The United States: Technical, Economic, And Future Insights

B.A. Ibrahim, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
1600-1630 228357
Hydrogen Plume Sustainability In Porous Media: Impact Of Dry-out And Salt Precipitation On Storage Performance

K. Opoku Duartey, New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology; W. Ampomah, New Mexico Inst-Mining & Tech; H. Rahnema, New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology; N. Sibaweihi, Petroleum Recovery Research Center
1630-1700 228353
Hydrogen At The Source: Unlocking Clean Energy From Heavy Oil And Bitumen With Advanced Thermal Recovery

A. Demir, B. Hascakir, Texas A&M University
Alternate 228337
Utilizing Depleted Oil Reservoirs For In-situ Biohydrogen Production: Addressing Knowledge Gaps, Sustainable Pathways And Future Research Directions

A. David, University Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah
Alternate 228343
The Effect Of Cyclic Storage And Release Process On The Integrity Of Rock Salt In Salt Cavern Hydrogen Storage

Y. Ju, Tsinghua University; L. Yunhu, China University Of Petroleum Beijing; H.H. Abass, blade-energy

2025 Technical Program

06 Subsurface Hydrogen Storage and Production, Status and Technical Advances