Tenaris, IGI Poseidon team-up on ultra-deep offshore hydrogen pipelines
Tenaris and energy infrastructure joint venture (JV) IGI Poseidon have partnered to work on transporting hydrogen through ultra-deep offshore pipelines.
Tenaris and energy infrastructure joint venture (JV) IGI Poseidon have partnered to work on transporting hydrogen through ultra-deep offshore pipelines.
Gasunie has pushed back the completion of the Dutch hydrogen network by three years to 2033, citing permitting and personnel challenges.
Building on the existing ambitious plans to build a hydrogen pipeline connecting production centres in Spain and Portugal with end-users in northern Europe, the alliance aims to accelerate its implementation by the “early 2030s.”
The Dutch government has reaffirmed its commitment to prioritising the development of hydrogen and carbon dioxide pipelines, even after delays announced in June 2024 pushed the projects back by approximately four years.
VNG and HyCC plan to develop a 500MW green hydrogen facility in Lutherstadt Wittenberg for domestic energy use in Germany.
Equinor has invited potential buyers to register their interest in procuring low-carbon hydrogen from its H2M Eemshaven production project in the Netherlands.
“We are creating security for everyone involved – from hydrogen producers at home and abroad to the operators of power plants and storage facilities and future industrial users.”
Finland’s Gasgrid has selected StreamTec Solutions (STS) as its Owners Engineering partner to support the development of hydrogen transmission infrastructure projects in the Baltic Sea.
Energy consultancy Penspen has been awarded a contract to explore blending hydrogen into a Latvian natural gas grid.
Sembcorp has set its eyes on constructing a hydrogen pipeline between Indonesia and Singapore, inking a joint development framework agreement (JDFA) with local gas transporters.
