Deep underground, salt caverns are man-made cavities formed by dissolving rock salt. Primarily used for strategic storage, they hold natural gas, hydrogen, and compressed air. Energy companies, grid operators, and governments benefit from their impermeable walls, ensuring safe, long-term reserves that stabilize supply and support renewable energy integration.
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