University of Kansas: Kansas Geological Survey to Study Hydrogen Storage in Underground Salt Beds
January 15, 2022
January 15, 2022
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Jan. 15 (TNSRes) -- The University of Kansas issued the following news:
As wind and solar operations supply an increasing share of the country's energy needs, a new project at the Kansas Geological Survey may help address the challenge of intermittent production from renewable sources.
The KGS, working with Evergy, will study the possibility of storing excess energy generated by coal-fired power plants in underground salt caverns for future use.
As wind and solar operations supply an increasing share of the country's energy needs, a new project at the Kansas Geological Survey may help address the challenge of intermittent production from renewable sources.
The KGS, working with Evergy, will study the possibility of storing excess energy generated by coal-fired power plants in underground salt caverns for future use.
