Salt Caverns

Salt caverns are underground formations created by dissolving salt deposits with water, leaving behind large empty spaces. These caverns can be found in salt domes or salt layers deep beneath the earth's surface. They are often used for storing natural gas, oil, and other materials because the salt walls provide a natural seal, preventing leaks. Additionally, their stable environment is ideal for long-term storage. Due to their unique properties, salt caverns play a significant role in energy management and are increasingly important for balancing supply and demand in the energy market.