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The hydrogen transport pipeline network that Enagas intends to expand in the Iberian Peninsula will cover 163 kilometers through Araba, Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa. Construction work will begin in 2028, and its aim will be to transport hydrogen to large industrial areas. It will cross 50 municipalities, and 80% of the route will run alongside existing gas pipelines. The Basque Government will support its expansion through the Basque Energy Agency (EAE)…
The pipelines will have 163 kilometers that will cross 50 Basque municipalities. Enagás Transporte del Norte - controlled by the Spanish group and in which the EVE has 10%- will take care of the infrastructure. Read
The hydrogen infrastructure project designed by Enagás will be run by 50 Basque municipalities and will have 163 kilometers of pipelines, framed in the 'Aje Cornisa Cantábrica' of the national green corridor that is expected to be operational in 2030.
DVGW-Dt. Verein d. Gas- u. Wasserfälles e.V. [Newsroom]Berlin (ots) - Almost 70 percent - and thus the vast majority of market players - see a large-scale use of climate-neutrally generated hydrogen in the energy sector. The development of the hydrogen market in Germany is ... Read more...Original content of: DVGW-Dt. Verein d. Gas- u. Wasserfälles e.V., transmitted by news aktuell
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