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The Hydrogen Working Group at the Bureau was formed in 2020 to conduct research on the development of a hydrogen economy at scale focusing on geological storage and market scenarios, and to investigate the potential of in situ generation of hydrogen from hydrocarbons.

The Bureau, in partnership with Sage Geosystems, will be undertaking a study for the U.S. Air Force to determine the feasibility of deploying a closed-loop geothermal energy system to supply power to Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base in Houston.

The Gulf Coast Carbon Center recently held an open house to provide updates on research and progress over the last 6 months following the GCCC's "Big Plan" of carbon capture and storage.

Bureau and Jackson School researchers have created a new framework for quantifying the feasibility of groundwater extraction. As water demand and uncertainty in terms of climate and groundwater recharge in Texas rises, improved water resource data will enhance the efficacy of water planning and management.

Peter Flaig and colleagues have found that some dinosaurs overwintered and nested in polar habitats year-round despite being cold blooded. Their research was featured in Smithsonian Magazine as one of last year's most important dinosaur discoveries.