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Methane Hydrate Pellet Transport Using the Self-Preservation Effect: A Techno-Economic Analysis

Gregor Rehder,
Robert Eckl,
Markus Elfgen,
Andrzej Falenty and ,
Rainer Hamann,
Nina Kähler,
Werner F. Kuhs,
Hans Osterkamp and
Christoph Windmeier
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Energies2012, 5(7), 2499-2523;https://doi.org/10.3390/en5072499

16 July 2012

Within the German integrated project SUGAR, aiming for the development of new technologies for the exploration and exploitation of submarine gas hydrates, the option of gas transport by gas hydrate pellets has been comprehensively re-investigated. A...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Natural Gas Hydrate 2011)

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Testing the Sediment Organic Contents Required for Biogenic Gas Hydrate Formation: Insights from Synthetic 3-D Basin and Hydrocarbon System Modelling

Zachary F. M. Burton and
Laura N. Dafov

Fuels2022, 3(3), 555-562;https://doi.org/10.3390/fuels3030033

9 September 2022

Gas hydrates comprise one of the largest reservoirs of organic carbon on Earth. Marine gas hydrate predominantly consists of biogenic (i.e., microbially generated) methane molecules trapped within lattice-like cages of frozen water molecules. Sedimen...

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