Pipeline

BDR Thermea Group has launched what it claims to be the ‘world’s first’ test of fully hydrogen boilers in 12 domestic residences in Lochem, Netherlands.

Manchester Airport has said it is on track to be the ‘first’ in the UK with a direct hydrogen fuel pipeline having revealed a partnership with the UK Government-back industrial decarbonisation project, HyNet.

Florida, US-based BrainDrip has revealed plans to release its Mobile Onsite Factory (MOF) for the production of hydrogen pipeline conversion technologies in the third quarter of 2023.

UK-based Wales & West Utilities has announced plans for a major hydrogen pipeline in South Wales in a bid to accelerate decarbonisation plans for industry and gas customers in the region.

Intentions to develop a low-carbon hydrogen production hub in East Yorkshire, UK have today (November 3) been revealed after Centrica and Equinor signed a co-operation agreement.

US-based start-up Clean Hydrogen Works is exploring $7.5bn plans to establish a large-scale hydrogen-ammonia production and export facility in Ascension Parish, Louisiana, US.

Petronas has revealed it has entered into a research partnership with the Scottish-based Heriot-Watt University to jointly develop technologies for cost-effective hydrogen production from biomass waste.

Gas for Climate has outlined import and infrastructure options, certification and standards matters, and importance of funding and co-operation in a recent presentation to highlight measures which can facilitate hydrogen imports from non-EU countries.

The Hydrogen Council’s Global Hydrogen Flows report has predicted that $1.5 trillion worth of investments on a cumulative basis will be needed to enable the global trade of hydrogen by 2050.

The most recent report from the Hydrogen Council has highlighted a regional mismatch between hydrogen supply and demand but estimates extensive trade links could connect the globe by 2050.