Mitsubishi Electric and Texas Brine collaborate on large-scale hydrogen storage

Sinopec News.

This cooperation expands Mitsubishi Electric's ability to store hydrogen safely and economically in salt caverns in strategic locations in North America.

Salt deposits are a unique geological feature that can provide safe, reliable and economical gas storage by mining caves.

The Texas Brine collaboration complements Mitsubishi Electric's growing portfolio of hydrogen-ready gas turbines by setting up large-scale hydrogen storage close to the project, enabling it to obtain economical utility-scale renewable energy storage.

Mitsubishi Electric's cooperation with Texas Brine also provides other symbiotic benefits.

Zhu Jiani excerpted from Hydrocarbon Processing News

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Mitsubishi Power and Texas Brine join forces for large-scale hydrogen storage

Mitsubishi Power Americas Inc.

This collaboration expands Mitsubishi Power's capability to store hydrogen safely and cost effectively in salt caverns in strategic locations across North America.

Salt deposits are unique geological features into which caverns can be solution mined to provide safe, reliable and economical bulk gas storage.

The Texas Brine collaboration complements Mitsubishi Power's growing portfolio of hydrogen-ready gas turbines by positioning large-scale hydrogen storage in close proximity to projects, enabling access to economical utility-scale renewable energy storage.

Mitsubishi Power's collaboration with Texas Brine provides other symbiotic benefits.