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.
California, Colorado and Washington have filed suit against the Trump administration over frozen clean energy grants, including $1.2 billion allocated to California’s ARCHES hydrogen hub, raising questions about federal authority over energy infrastructure funding.
GASCADE has launched preparatory work for its 15-kilometer (9-mile) HYLU hydrogen pipeline linking Lampertheim and Ludwigshafen as part of Germany’s hydrogen core grid buildout.
Worley has been selected to provide EPC management services for the AquaDuctus offshore hydrogen pipeline in the German North Sea, a key project aimed at transporting green hydrogen to mainland Europe and linking future North Sea hydrogen networks.
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.
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