Operators of Germany’s hydrogen core network have paid to reserve nearly 6 GW of capacity, doubling spring bookings and underscoring strong demand for the 9,040 km pipeline backbone under a new tariff framework.
Operators of the country’s core hydrogen pipeline network just rolled out their third market information package, and it’s looking like companies are eager to sign up. By the end of July, they’d already reserved nearly 6 GW of transport capacity across the network, which is about double what we saw earlier this year. This is a major step forward in the realm of clean hydrogen news, signaling a real commitment from industrial players and importers to tap into dedicated hydrogen infrastructure for some serious decarbonization efforts.
What’s fueling this demand?
As Germany unveils its national hydrogen strategy, the planned pipeline…
