Our H2 projects

Hüthum-Praest

On the Lower Rhine in the Kleve district, we are converting around 14 kilometres of an existing natural gas pipeline to transport hydrogen.

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Uedemerbruch-Xanten

We are connecting the districts of Kleve and Wesel to the Germany-wide hydrogen network via a 10 km long H2 pipeline system.

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Wallach-Ossenberg

In Rheinberg, we are realising a pipeline system around 7 km long, which we are connecting to the H2 pipelines being built between Xanten and Möllen and thus to the H2 core network.


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Xanten-Möllen

On the Lower Rhine between Xanten and Möllen (Voerde), we are working on the hydrogen supply of tomorrow.

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Voerde-Walsum

With our approximately 8 km long H2 pipeline between Voerde and Duisburg-Walsum, we are creating a hydrogen perspective for the Lower Rhine region.

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Rommerskirchen-Wesseling

Between Hoeningen (Rommerskirchen) and Wesseling, we are building a system of hydrogen pipelines over 46 kilometres long.

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Elten-St.Hubert

By converting a 68 km long natural gas pipeline, we are enabling the transport of large quantities of H2 from the Netherlands to the Ruhr region.

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Coesfeld-Rinkerode

We are connecting Münsterland and Westphalia to the "hydrogen motorways" of the emerging Germany-wide H2 core network.

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Rinkerode-Hamm(-Uentrop)

We are building a new hydrogen pipeline around 30 kilometres long between Rinkerode (Drensteinfurt) and Hamm-Uentrop.

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Vlieghuis-Ochtrup

The conversion of the natural gas pipeline between Vlieghuis and Ochtrup creates the first cross-border hydrogen pipeline between the Netherlands and Germany.

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Dormagen-Merkenich

We are connecting the Dormagen and Merkenich Chemparks, among others, to the H2 core network via a hydrogen pipeline around 18 kilometres long in the Cologne area.

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Emsbüren-Dorsten

In Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia, we are building a section of the major north-south corridor for the Germany-wide hydrogen supply of tomorrow.

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Your contact persons

Peter Alexewicz
Head of Communication and Energy Policy
Portrait von Thyssengas-Mitarbeiterin Annika Preuß vor modernem Bürohintergrund.
Annika Preuß
Consultant / Press Officer Project Communication
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