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The presentation will address the economic implications of bridging the difference in sustainable energy supply and demand. The use of salt caverns as a storage facility play a key role in this. Similar to natural gas hydrogen can be stored at high pressure with significant volumes.

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2019-04-24
2024-04-24
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