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Pattern formation in underground hydrogen storage and in-situ biomethanation
Underground bio-methanation entails the conversion of surplus renewable electricity into hydrogen (H 2 ), then storing the hydrogen and carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) in a geological formation, and the conversion of the mixture into methane (CH 4 ) using methanogenic bacteria. The method offers the dual ben
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