The California Institute of Technology will next year see hydrogen blended into its existing natural gas network as part of newly unveiled project between SoCalGas and Bloom Energy.
One of the most crucial aspects in building the hydrogen economy is ensuring a solid infrastructure is in place. In Europe, where hydrogen could be transported across the continent at cost-competitive prices, it is crucial...
A new memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between Strohm and Siemens Gamesa that aims to introduce subsea pipeline infrastructure to transport hydrogen produced from offshore wind.
Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) has signed a new agreement with AGL Energy that aims to repurpose coal-fired stations for a 30,000 tonne per year green hydrogen production project in Australia.
The UK’s Net Zero Technology Centre has released a new report that analyses the suitability of the UK’s over 45,000km of oil and gas pipelines for transporting hydrogen.
APA Group has revealed today (Dec 6) a new proposal aiming to test Victoria’s, Australia, high pressure gas transmission system to safely blend hydrogen into the gas network.
The introduction of nuclear derived hydrogen is being explored for UK gas networks to help support key up-coming government policy decisions on the role of hydrogen in buildings and for heating, scheduled for 2026.
Domestic and non-domestic hydrogen gas installation standards, competence frameworks and training specifications are set to be developed in the UK.
The Government of Western Australia aims to develop two additional hydrogen hubs in Pilbara and Mid-West Australia with a A$117.5m ($84m) investment.
66 gas distributors across 13 European countries and GRDF have partnered to progressively implement hydrogen into gas distribution networks under the Ready for Hydrogen (Ready4H2) initiative.
