Energinet has opened capacity sales for Denmark’s first hydrogen transmission pipeline, offering up to 3.24 GW of transport capacity ahead of a planned 2030 start-up.
DNV has been selected as Owner’s Engineer for the FEED of Cadent’s proposed H2East hydrogen pipeline, a project aimed at linking hydrogen production and industrial demand centers in eastern England.
StreamTec is supporting Worley on the AquaDuctus offshore hydrogen pipeline in the German North Sea, a planned IPCEI project designed to transport green hydrogen from offshore wind to mainland Europe.
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The first section of the Dutch hydrogen network has been filled in Rotterdam, marking a key infrastructure milestone as Gasunie advances pipeline development to support industrial hydrogen demand in Europe.
Wales & West Utilities has launched a feasibility study to evaluate a dedicated hydrogen pipeline and storage network in southwest England, targeting industrial decarbonization and future hydrogen supply.
Oman is planning a 248-mile hydrogen pipeline network to connect green hydrogen production sites with industrial hubs and export terminals as part of its long-term clean energy strategy.
A global consortium led by EcoLog has signed a framework agreement to develop the world’s first commercial liquid hydrogen supply chain, linking LH₂ vessels with a planned import terminal in Amsterdam.
Cadent has unveiled plans for a 93-mile hydrogen pipeline linking the Humber region to Nottinghamshire, marking the first phase of its H2East project aimed at supplying low-carbon hydrogen to industrial users.
Africa’s green hydrogen ambitions are slowing as projects struggle with missing offtake deals, limited pipeline infrastructure, and an immature supply chain, according to a new Energy Industries Council report.
The Port of Rotterdam’s first hydrogen pipeline segment is nearing completion, laying the groundwork for a regional hydrogen transport network serving industrial users.
Europe’s updated Hydrogen Infrastructure Map shows project timelines shifting later, with developers revising commissioning dates while overall hydrogen infrastructure plans remain largely intact.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Japan Suiso Energy have signed a contract to build a liquefied hydrogen carrier, marking a major step toward commercial-scale hydrogen shipping.
German and Dutch gas operators have agreed to explore converting existing pipelines for cross-border hydrogen transport, laying early groundwork for future hydrogen links between the Netherlands, Germany and neighboring markets.
The Beaumont New Ammonia facility in southeast Texas has produced its first ammonia as commissioning advances, with commercial operations and global deliveries targeted for 2026.
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