Andrew Turner
Andrew Turner is a Research Chemist (Mendenhall) in the Central Energy Resources Science Center (CERSC) at the USGS in Denver, Colorado.
Andrew Turner uses stable isotopes and clumped isotopes to understand the formation and basic geochemistry of light alkanes, hydrogen, water, and carbonates. Andrew’s work at the USGS focuses on using surface geochemistry and stable isotopes to understand formation, migration, and interaction of natural hydrogen with other species in subsurface and soil gases.
Science and Products
Geologic Hydrogen
The USGS Geologic Hydrogen Project conducts research on naturally occurring hydrogen across the nation and the world. The project provides critical scientific insight and data that support the discovery, assessment, and responsible management of geologic hydrogen resources. Research efforts are focused on understanding the natural processes that could lead to recoverable geologic hydrogen...
Science and Products
Geologic Hydrogen
The USGS Geologic Hydrogen Project conducts research on naturally occurring hydrogen across the nation and the world. The project provides critical scientific insight and data that support the discovery, assessment, and responsible management of geologic hydrogen resources. Research efforts are focused on understanding the natural processes that could lead to recoverable geologic hydrogen...