Hydrogen pipeline news

Denmark will postpone the roll-out of a green hydrogen transmission pipeline between western Denmark and northern Germany by three years, says Reuters.

Reuters has reported that Norway's Equinor has scrapped plans to export so-called blue hydrogen to Germany because it is too expensive and there is insufficient demand, a spokesperson for the energy company said.

Pratap Patil, Business Development Director and Olivier Revel, Welding Development & Welding methods Manager, Serimax, discuss welding pipelines for hydrogen through a comprehensive approach involving material selection, welding techniques, safety protocols and stringent quality control measures.

The partnership aims to meet the growing demand for advanced sensing solutions that can effectively detect and monitor hydrogen levels.

Ian Kinnear, Product Manager, GPT Industries, addresses the impacts of hydrogen sulphide, particularly on corrosion and electrical bridging, and provides solutions to these challenges.

Multimillion-pound FEED project will enable new hydrogen distribution network in Teesside.

Enagas to start developing the Spanish section of a planned trans-European hydrogen pipeline and related hydrogen infrastructure projects says Reuters.

Italy will host an event in the autumn to present a network to transport hydrogen from the southern Mediterranean to northern Europe, reports Reuters.

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.