US EditionHydrogen Storage in Salt Caverns: Solvay and Enagás Partnership
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12:46 Chemical company Solvay has reached an agreement with Spanish gas grid operator Enagas to store hydrogen in its Spanish 'salt caves' a thousand meters underground.
The rubric formalizes a project in which the parties have been working for more than a year and a half, with examinations of the subsoil in recent weeks
Enagás and Solvay have signed an agreement to develop a hydrogen storage in the town of Polanco (Cantabria), both companies reported. Specifically, the project will take advantage of Solvay’s experience in the development of saline cavities - originally created for sodium carbonate production operations- to be converted into hydrogen storage under the coordination of Enagás, which contributes its experience in the transport of energy and hydroge…
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