MaxStore UK webinar 2: Humberside, Teesside and Bacton-Thames clusters

Summary

Authors:

Maxine Akhurst
Jonathan Pearce
Omid Shahrokhi
Lin Ma
John Williams

British Geological Survey
Heriot-Watt University
University of Manchester

MaxStoreUK’s webinar series hosted by BGS and IDRIC

The MaxStoreUK Webinar 2: Humberside, Teesside and Bacton-Thames clusters took place on 3rd March 2026.

The webinar shared findings from previous IDRIC-funded projects and explored how the MaxStoreUK project will build on this research to advance regional CO₂ and hydrogen storage potential. It also provided an opportunity for stakeholders in the Humberside, Teesside and Bacton-Thames clusters to engage with researchers and to inform MaxStoreUK’s incremental research programme.

Research presentations:

  • Scaling Up Hydrogen Storage for UK Industrial Clusters: Connecting Core-scale Physics to Macro-scale Strategy, Omid Shahrokhi, Heriot-Watt University
  • Enabling Grid-Scale Hydrogen Storage in Porous Rocks: A Pore-scale Experimental Perspective, Lin Ma, University of Manchester
  • Southern North Sea CO2 Storage: CO2Stored 2.0 updates and planned 2.1 refresh, Maxine Akhurst, British Geological Survey
  • UK Capacity of Imported CO2 Storage and Southern North Sea Appraisal Timeline, Jonathan Pearce, British Geological Survey
  • The Central North Sea, a Frontier Region for UK CO2 Storage, John Williams, British Geological Survey

This project, led by BGS, in collaboration with IDRIC is funded by EPSRC (award number APP50312: MaxStoreUK). The views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of IDRIC. Neither IDRIC, BGS, nor EPSRC can be held responsible for them.

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