The Belgian North Sea Port will start the hydrogen pipeline network

Sinopec News Network, according to the World Natural Gas Network on June 3, Fluxys, ArcelorMittal, Beihai Port and the Belgian Minister of Energy have launched cooperation on hydrogen, carbon dioxide and ecosystem infrastructure in the Belgian part of Beihai Port.

The hydrogen, carbon dioxide and thermal energy pipelines planned by the Belgian Minister of Energy, the Port Authority, natural gas infrastructure companies and industry participants are a step towards the energy transition and carbon neutrality of the port and the region.

Through these pipelines, companies that handle hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and heat will be able to establish connections with companies that use these materials in the production process.

Wu Henglei compiled from World Natural Gas

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North Sea Port to get hydrogen pipeline network

Fluxys, ArcelorMittal, North Sea Port, and Belgian energy minister join forces on hydrogen, CO2, and ecosystem infrastructure at the Belgian part of North Sea Port.

The pipelines for hydrogen, CO2, and heat planned by the Belgian energy minister, port authority, gas infrastructure company and industry player, represent a step towards the energy transition and carbon neutrality in the port and in the region.

Via these pipelines, companies that deal with hydrogen, CO2, and heat will be able to connect with companies that use these as raw materials in their production processes.