Natural gas hydrate (NGH) has recently received more attention as a cleaner alternative
energy source that not only reduces carbon emissions caused by the use of conventional …

Hydrogen and methane can be molecularly incorporated in ice-like water structures up to
mass fractions of 4.3% and 13.3%, respectively. The resulting solid structures, called gas …

Gas hydrates are crystalline solids composed of water and gases. They occur abundantly in
nature and are potentially significant to industry. Solid surfaces and confined spaces …

Hydrogen hydrate is a promising material for safe and potentially cost-effective hydrogen
storage. In particular, hydrogen hydrate has potential for applications in large-scale …

Compact gas inclusion in hydrates presents not only fascinating science but also wide-
ranging applications in sustainable energy and environmental technologies. The surface of …

Gas hydrate/clathrate hydrate formation is an innovative method to trap CO2 into hydrate
cages under appropriate thermodynamic and/or kinetic conditions. Due to their excellent …

The use of hydrate-based technologies for gas storage and transportation, carbon capture
and sequestration, desalination, and cold energy utilization is gaining popularity …

Vast methane hydrates found in seabeds dispersed throughout ocean sediments and
permafrost areas are a potential source of revenue as they act as an energy source. The …

Gas hydrate technology is of great potential in the storage and transportation of flammable
gas (eg methane and hydrogen), CO 2 capture and sequestration, gas mixture separation …

Gas hydrates is one the most complex flow assurance problems encountered in pipelines.
The gas hydrate formation in pipelines eventually leads to the blockage of pipelines …