EverWind Fuels has been awarded CAD $22.5m ($16.2m) in funding to support marine and port infrastructure developments for the export of green hydrogen from its Point Tupper project in Nova Scotia, Canada.
The industry must clearly communicate the benefits of hydrogen pipelines and the safety measures in place to reassure the public, according to Wood’s Global Technical Director.
Collaboration between policymakers and industry developers is essential for building a global hydrogen trade, but funding alone won’t be enough to achieve it, attendees at the Hydrogen Technology Expo in Hamburg, Germany, have heard.
Luxfer Gas Cylinders and Hypermotive have announced that they will offer an automated hydrogen, storage and filling solution, aimed at lowering the barrier to entry for hydrogen supply.
“The first hydrogen pipelines of the core network will go into operation as early as next year, and will then be built up gradually until the target year of 2032.”
Graphmatech has launched its AROS Polyamide-Graphene composites, which are reported to reduce hydrogen leakage by 83% compared to traditional commercial storage solutions.
Jacobs has been selected by Cadent Gas on behalf of Capital Hydrogen to deliver the Pre-Front End Engineering Design (Pre-FEED) phase for a British hydrogen pipeline project.
A consortium of partners will develop a low-carbon hydrogen hub at Port-La Nouvelle, France, to enhance the region’s role in the energy transition.
Eternal Power will develop a hydrogen production facility in Germany and has already secured an offtake agreement, according to reports.
GRTgaz and Fluxys have launched a market call to assess the needs and economic interest in setting up a 150km open-access hydrogen pipeline network between France and Belgium.
