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Editors Evans and Chadwick (British Geological Survey) and 29 co-contributors discuss the technologies and issues associated with the underground storage of natural gas and carbon dioxide. Citing examples from Britain and overseas, the authors also explore the potential for underground storage of other gases, such as hydrogen and compressed air from renewable sources. A sampling of topics includes: the importance of gas storage in Britain, an onshore operator's perspective, needs and technologies, a review of onshore British salt deposits and their potential for underground storage, environmental and safety monitoring, and an overlooked source of risk and liability for underground gas storage. Numerous tables and illustrations are included. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Editors Evans and Chadwick (British Geological Survey) and 29 co-contributors discuss the technologies and issues associated with the underground storage of natural gas and carbon dioxide. Citing examples from Britain and overseas, the authors also explore the potential for underground storage of other gases, such as hydrogen and compressed air from renewable sources. A sampling of topics includes: the importance of gas storage in Britain, an onshore operator's perspective, needs and technologies, a review of onshore British salt deposits and their potential for underground storage, environmental and safety monitoring, and an overlooked source of risk and liability for underground gas storage. Numerous tables and illustrations are included. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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