Energy Transition, Hydrogen and Renewable Energy - Innovative Data Sharing and Modeling Techniques
Tuesday, 6 May
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Technical Session
Hydrogen, wind, geothermal, energy storage, and other low-carbon energy sources require advanced analytics, especially those with predictive power in order to simulate, model, and evaluate scenarios, processes, and risks. The foundation of energy analytics requires highly efficient data storage, transfer, sharing, and maximum flexibility in order to explore and develop all potential offshore energy sources.
Session Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)
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0930-0948 35982A Modular Design of Green Hydrogen Production Systems Using Offshore Wind Energy and Its Economic Evaluation
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0950-1008 35963Accelerating Underground Hydrogen Storage in Quartz/H2/Brine Systems: Impact of Solvent Variability on Adsorption of Organics
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1010-1028 35927Green Fuel on the Seas: Frameworks for Future Production
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1030-1048 35539Underground Gas Storage Digital Twin for Depleted Reservoirs Based on Mechanistic Models and Digital Technologies
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1050-1108 35719Carbon Abatement Concept Assessment via Design-to-Value Approach to Maximize Value Preservation of Greenfield Project
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1110-1128 35780Decarbonizing Offshore Power Delivery Through Rechargeable Subsea Battery Packs
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1130-1148 35840RTP Resistance to Rapid Crack Propagation in CO2 Pipelines
