Hydrogen pipeline news

The task of creating a green hydrogen economy is complicated by financial, technical and regulatory hurdles, says Gord Cope.

Mauritanian government’s primary focus is financing and infrastructure, with the country’s 80 GW hydrogen pipeline attracting interest of a suite of global players.

Industry leaders gather to explore opportunities and challenges for a sustainable energy transition in the North Sea Basin.

Wood works with gas distribution company to accelerate plans for key hydrogen transmission infrastructure in Scotland and southern England.

LIBERTY Pipes Hartlepool successfully passes trials to become first UK producer of pipelines for safe transportation and storage of hydrogen.

ROSEN Group and National Gas start work on research project to find ways to mitigate potential for embrittlement of pipeline steel in hydrogen service.

Leading infrastructure consultancy wins contract to provide land services and initial consultation for construction of major hydrogen cluster scheme in the UK.

DNV’s new test chamber can be used to evaluate whether existing pipelines can safely transport hydrogen – either blended with natural gas or in pure form.

New research centre combines deep industrial expertise with test capabilities to enable the upscale of hydrogen.

Eddy current is the solution to evolving challenges in pipeline integrity, says Sylvain Cornu, NDT Global.