Hydrogen pipeline news

The infrastructure, which is expected to start commercial operations by 2032, is meant to transport newly produced and imported hydrogen, says Reuters.

Germany could cover up to 100 terawatt-hours (TWh) of its annual energy needs with imports of green hydrogen via pipelines.

The European Commission has signed off on about €3 billion of planned German state aid for building a system of hydrogen pipelines known as the Hydrogen Core Network (HCN) says Reuters.

Nine gas transmission system operators in the countries around the Baltic Sea have signed a MoU which aims to coordinate and facilitate hydrogen infrastructure.

The investment is aimed at boosting Strohm's growth trajectory, which is focused on hydrogen and CCUS applications.

Garry Hanmer, Senior Simulation Consultant, Atmos International, UK, evaluates how to accurately model pure hydrogen pipelines, using a case study to demonstrate the model tuning process and the selection of appropriate equations of state.

The frame agreement is for the provision of third-party inspection services to Woodside's New Energy projects in the US, including its proposed liquid hydrogen project, H2OK.

The MEGC's have been developed to support the safe and sustainable transportation of hydrogen via virtual gas pipelines.

A group of companies, including Italian gas grid operator Snam, has teamed up to build the SoutH2 pipeline by the beginning of the next decade, says Reuters.

The project will have access to the European market through the ‘SoutH2 Corridor’: a hydrogen pipeline project connecting North Africa to Italy, Austria, and Germany.