UKOG and WWU sign pipeline agreement
UKOG has signed an MoU with WWU to develop a 100% hydrogen pipeline system to connect suppliers, offtakers, and storage in Wales and South West England, UK.
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DNV supports offshore pipeline development
DNV has published a recommended practice for offshore hydrogen pipelines supporting safe design, operation, and requalification of pipeline infrastructure.
Shanghai Electric delivers biomethanol bunkering
Shanghai Electric has bunkered biomethanol onto a container vessel at Shanghai's Yangshan Port, China, expanding the company’s presence in green hydrogen technologies.
voestalpine installs Hiperbaric’s compressors
voestalpine has installed two Hiperbaric high-pressure hydrogen compressor units at its green hydrogen plant in Linz, Austria.
IMI supplies electrolyser to IGAT
IMI has supplied a 2 MW electrolyser to Industria Gas Tecnici S.p.A (IGAT) for a green hydrogen production facility in Italy under the Italian Hydrogen Valley initiative.
KBR to support Hazer’s hydrogen project
Hazer Group has commissioned KBR to provide engineering works for its clean hydrogen project with FortisBC Energy located in British Columbia, Canada.
Hydrogen production progresses at Australian hub
The FEnEx CRC and Pacific Energy have formed an agreement to advance hydrogen production at Kwinana Energy Transformation Hub in Western Australia.
LIFTE H2 receives hydrogen rail contract
DB Energie has awarded LIFTE H2 the EPC contract for a hydrogen production and refuelling station in Mühldorf am Inn, Bavaria.
Uniper’s project receives planning permission
Uniper has been granted planning permission by North Lincolnshire Council for a new low carbon hydrogen production facility in Killingholme, UK.
European Commission approves French scheme
The European Commission has approved a French State aid scheme to the construction of 1 GW of hydrogen electrolysis capacity.