Hydrogen Backbone in Germany
Sector: LNG • Location: Germany
Source: Pipeline and Gas Journal
The German Hydrogen Core Network is set to include about 6,025 miles of pipelines, with 60% newly built and 40% repurposed gas pipelines, aiming for operational phases between 2026 and 2030.
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Description | The German Hydrogen Core Network is set to include about 6,025 miles of pipelines, with 60% newly built and 40% repurposed gas pipelines, aiming for operational phases between 2026 and 2030. |
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