Field surveys are underway for a new Dutch pipeline corridor designed to transport hydrogen and captured CO₂ between key industrial hubs and offshore storage sites.
EU lawmakers rejected a motion to block hydrogen pipeline funding, clearing the way for billions in infrastructure investment tied to projects estimated at more than $86 billion.
UK Oil & Gas and Wales & West Utilities have signed an agreement to link a hydrogen pipeline network with planned salt-cavern storage in South Dorset.
DNV has released new guidance addressing hydrogen-specific risks in offshore pipelines, aimed at advancing safe design and requalification of infrastructure.
Advanced materials and engineering design are enabling safer, more reliable hydrogen compression, helping pipeline systems manage extreme pressures, temperatures and permeation challenges.
National Gas has outlined plans for a 300-mile hydrogen pipeline along England’s east coast, forming the first phase of a proposed UK-wide hydrogen transmission network.
The Netherlands has connected its first large-scale hydrogen plant to a national pipeline network, marking a key step in linking industrial users to emerging hydrogen infrastructure.
A new study outlines massive pipeline expansion needs across North America, signaling a trillion-dollar buildout to meet future energy demand and infrastructure gaps.
A consortium of Japanese and international companies has launched the Japan–New Zealand Hydrogen Corridor initiative to study production of green hydrogen in New Zealand and exports to Japan as part of a future supply chain.
Snam plans to develop a hydrogen backbone by repurposing about 60% of its existing gas pipeline network, investing €200 million ($232 million) to begin building a large-scale hydrogen transport system in Europe.
Cadent has opened public consultation on its proposed 150-km (93-mile) hydrogen pipeline linking Humber and Nottinghamshire, seeking feedback on the route and above-ground installations.
Salzgitter subsidiaries will supply nearly 109 km (68-mile) of hydrogen pipeline for Germany’s core network, supporting low-carbon steel production and the SALCOS transformation program.
Green hydrogen deliveries via pipeline from Austria to Germany have increased sixfold since 2024, but the absence of a German guarantees-of-origin registry is preventing cross-border certificate transfers and slowing hydrogen market integration.
Hydrogen pipeline projects are advancing across Europe, the U.K. and the Middle East, but execution remains limited as developers wait for demand commitments, policy clarity and long-term offtake agreements.
Worley has secured an EPCM contract from Energinet for Phase 1 of Denmark’s 81-mile Hydrogen Backbone pipeline, including new construction and conversion of existing gas infrastructure.
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