A természetes előfordulású hidrogén rezervoárok
The Naturally Occurring Hydrogen Reservoirs
Keywords:
hydrogen, gold hydrogen, hydrogene economy, engineering geology, energy, /, hidrogén, gold hidrogén, hidrogén gazdaság, műszaki földtudomány, energiaAbstract
Hydrogen is promising in decarbonizing energy systems as a low-carbon fuel. Its central role is due to the possibility of producing it using renewable energy without releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. However, until now, a promising source, naturally occurring hydrogen, also known as gold hydrogen, has been largely ignored. It was hypothesized that hydrogen had a low chance of occurring in geological formations, but this turned out not to be the case. However, there are limited data about gold hydrogen, and the discovery of this energy source poses many questions: Are there accumulations available in commercial quantities? How to exploit it? What are the production costs? Is it able to participate in the process of decarbonization and compete with existing blue or grey hydrogen or even green hydrogen?
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