Germany plans to develop a hydrogen fuel network that will span 6,000 miles
FNB Gas chairperson Thomas Goessmann recently announced that the hydrogen fuel network in Germany will be more than 6,000 miles
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FNB Gas chairperson Thomas Goessmann recently announced that the hydrogen fuel network in Germany will be more than 6,000 miles
Germany's core network for hydrogen fuel will extend over 9,700 km and cost around 20 billion euros by 2032, the chairman of transmission system operators FNB Gas said on Tuesday, as Berlin bets...
By Reuters Staff 3 Min Read FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German utilities and gas transport lobbies said on Wednesday the government was hampering a rapid transition to using carbon-free hydrogen by proposing a phased-in approach for transporting the fuel to consumers. Germany wants to scale up the use of “green” hydrogen - extracted from water via electrolysis powered by wind and solar energy, and phase out “grey” hydrogen - extracted mostly from natural gas - to get closer to carbon neutrality in the coming decades. The government, trying to boost efforts to meet climate targets, last year...