Hydrogen pipelines the ‘path the industry must take,’ H2 View webinar hears
In order to scale-up and the advance the hydrogen market, pipelines need to be the focus to ensure distribution, a BrainDrip-sponsored H2 View webinar has heard.
In order to scale-up and the advance the hydrogen market, pipelines need to be the focus to ensure distribution, a BrainDrip-sponsored H2 View webinar has heard.
TotalEnergies has agreed to collaborate on the development of a large green hydrogen project, set to potentially produce one million tonnes of hydrogen per year in Tunisia.
The PosHYdon pilot project has started onshore testing for the first time at InVesta’s facility in Alkmaar, the Netherlands.
Everfuel has agreed to supply up to 10,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year from 2028 to an unnamed German customer.
German energy company Uniper has agreed to import hydrogen from Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners’ (CIP) 1GW hydrogen production project in Denmark.
Fluxys Hydrogen has been appointed the Hydrogen Network Operator (HNO) for the development and management of a hydrogen transmission grid in Belgium.
SGN has pushed back its hydrogen heating network in Fife, Scotland, by 12 months, citing delays caused by supply chain and procurement challenges.
ENGIE has taken final investment decision (FID) on its section of a €110m ($118m) Franco-German hydrogen pipeline, despite its German development partner’s FID depending on state funding.
Baker Hughes has agreed to supply Snam with hydrogen-ready technology to decarbonise Italy’s gas network infrastructure.
The UK could compete with low-cost hydrogen producing regions by exporting hydrogen to Europe via pipelines, according to Molly Illiffe, Global Head of Hydrogen at Baringa.
