Hydrogen pipeline news

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.

New hydrogen infrastructure begins to materialise as the world seeks to accelerate its path to net-zero.

Corinth Pipeworks awarded contract by ONE-Dyas B.V. to provide high frequency welded steel pipes for N05-A platform.

World Pipelines talks to Faris Churcher, Oxford Flow, about repurposing existing gas grids for hydrogen.

A vital issue for the industry is that many unanswered questions remain to be resolved before hydrogen becomes a mainstream clean fuel.

Two companies agree on framework to advance decarbonisation in Egypt.

We see CCUS as a first step in the transition to sustainable energy, with green hydrogen being the end goal, says Caroline Justet, Strohm.

A European hydrogen pipeline network would be essential if gas is to play a role in decarbonising energy-intensive industries that cannot electrify.