Methane and Hydrogen for Energy Storage

Rupp Carriveau is at the Turbulence & Energy Laboratory at the University of Windsor, Canada where his research focuses on clean energy generation, storage, and smart optimization using different technologies. He serves on the boards of several related journals, and is President of the International Underwater Compressed Air Energy Storage Society.David S-K. Ting is a Professor in Mechanical, Automotive and Materials Engineering and the founder of the Turbulence & Energy Laboratory at the University of Windsor, Canada. To date, he has co-supervised over forty graduate students primarily in the Energy and Turbulence areas and co-authored more than eighty related journal papers, which has earned him an impressive contact network.

• Chapter 1: Hydrogen storage and compressionChapter 2: Power-to-Gas for energy system integration and storageChapter 3: Methanation for Power-to-Gas applicationsChapter 4: Production of hydrogen from methane decarbonization into Power-to-Gas scenariosChapter 5: Power-to-Gas in an ancillary service marketChapter 6: Methane in MOFs: where, why, and howChapter 7: Thermal management as a key in storing adsorbed natural gasChapter 8: Gas hydrate potential and development for methane storage