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International hydrogen corridor is underway between the Netherlands and Germany

This article was originally posted on Chemical Engineering Online.
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Gasunie and German transmission operators Open Grid Europe and Thyssengas have agreed to develop a cross‑border hydrogen corridor linking the Netherlands and Germany. The plan will interconnect the countries’ hydrogen networks and, where possible, repurpose existing natural gas pipelines to accelerate deployment.

Question: What do you see as the biggest opportunities and challenges in converting natural gas pipelines for cross‑border hydrogen transport—materials compatibility, regulation, or demand certainty?

Gasunie (Groningen, the Netherlands) and the German transmission system operators Open Grid Europe and Thyssengas signed an agreement to jointly develop a cross‑border hydrogen connection between the Netherlands and Germany on Wednesday, 20 May. The two national hydrogen networks will be interconnected, making use wherever possible of existing natural gas pipelines that will be repurposed […]

The post International hydrogen corridor is underway between the Netherlands and Germany appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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