Gas hydrates have received considerable attention due to their important role in flow
assurance for the oil and gas industry, their extensive natural occurrence on Earth and …

Natural gas (NG), the cleanest burning fossil fuel, plays a crucial role in meeting the global
energy demand, contributing to 24% and is projected to grow at a rate of about 2% until …

Promoting hydrate formation kinetics is considered a major challenge hindering the
application of hydrate-based techniques. Surfactants are thus widely used for a better gas …

The continuously increasing trend of natural gas (NG) consumption due to its clean nature
and abundant availability indicates an inevitable transition to an NG-dominated economy …

Gas hydrates are viewed as a potential process enabler for several critical technological
applications such as methane storage, hydrogen storage, gas separation, desalination …

The continuously increasing CO 2 emissions since industrialization has sparked widespread
concerns on environmental and climate change issues. Carbon sequestration and storage …

Research on gas hydrates has progressed over the past several decades as a technology
enabler for several innovative applications in the areas of water, energy, and environmental …

Formerly, additives were only used to inhibit the formation of solid hydrates in pipelines and
maintain a safe and economic fuel transportation. Recently, their role has reversed in newly …

Natural amino acids have been introduced as potential additives for gas hydrate inhibition,
natural gas storage, and CO 2 capture and sequestration. Herein, almost all amino acids …

Hydrogen (H 2) emerges as a promising future clean energy for the low-carbon and
sustainable future due to its high energy density and no pollutant or greenhouse gas …