The development of a hydrogen pipeline at the Cas Tresorer plant in Palma marks a pivotal moment in Spain’s transition to sustainable energy solutions.
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The recent inauguration of the liquid natural gas (LNG) pipeline stretching from Wilhelmshaven to Jemgum marks a milestone in Germany’s transition to sustainable energy.
Chariot, the Africa-focused transitional energy company, has completed the feasibility study for its “Project Nour”.
China is poised to start work on what could become the world’s longest hydrogen pipeline, representing a significant leap forward in the country’s pursuit of renewable energy infrastructure.
Gas Networks Ireland, in collaboration with Amber, embarks on a groundbreaking project to evaluate Ireland’s gas infrastructure for green hydrogen integration.
South Dakota Senate has passed House Bill 1034. The legislation mandates the permitting of hydrogen pipelines by the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission (PUC), marking a pivotal moment in the state’s regulatory approach to emerging energy technologies.
Enea, Italy’s national energy agency, and Centria, a subsidiary of the Estra group, have embarked on a joint venture to explore the integration of hydrogen into the natural gas distribution network.
Sweco, a leading engineering consultancy, and Dutch energy operator Gasunie are set to revolutionize the energy landscape in the Netherlands.
Enbridge and FortisBC Energy have embarked on studies, backed by funding from the British Columbia Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Low Carbon Innovation, to assess the feasibility of integrating hydrogen into the existing gas pipeline infrastructure.
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) consortium is set to make a significant stride in the realm of sustainable energy as it gears up to test its asset materials for hydrogen supplies later this month.
