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Wall Street Journal
a day ago
- Business
- Wall Street Journal
Why Are We Paying So Much for Electricity?
'Summer Electric Bills Set to Climb' (U.S. News, June 9) highlights the rising cost of electricity that will be felt by families and businesses everywhere this summer. This problem isn't caused by a lack of supply to meet growing demand. Rather, this country has failed to build the energy infrastructure necessary to transport America's abundant natural resources efficiently. In other words, the problem could have been avoided with adequate energy infrastructure, particularly in the Northeast. Between 2013 and 2021, at least five major natural-gas pipeline projects were canceled in the region because of state officials' denial of permits and excessive delays, which made the projects unviable.
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Hydrogen Transport Networks Industry Report 2025: Currently, around 67 hydrogen pipeline projects are completed, Feasibility Projects Could Add 65,000km by 2040
Boosting low-carbon hydrogen demand requires efficient transport networks, with pipelines preferred for long-distance transport despite high project costs. Hydrogen capacity could hit 87mtpa by 2030, but demand uncertainty hinders growth. Key to success: improve hydrogen accessibility to consumer sectors. Dublin, May 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Hydrogen Transport Networks" has been added to offering. The report explores upcoming hydrogen pipeline projects, length outlooks, leading regions and countries pioneering hydrogen pipeline developments, prominent companies involved, global market trends, hydrogen production capacity by end-product, and policy and funding initiatives. A key strategy to stimulate low-carbon hydrogen demand is enhancing accessibility for potential consumers through efficient transport networks. While derivatives like ammonia and methanol offer advantages such as easier handling, hydrogen pipelines are progressively favored for transporting pure hydrogen or blends over long distances. These pipelines enable efficient transport between production hubs and end-use industries, but they face challenges due in part to rising project costs influenced by high interest rates and material costs globally. The hydrogen sector has seen a significant uptick in plant announcements, with low-carbon hydrogen production capacity projected to potentially reach 87mtpa by 2030, fuelled by active and announced projects. However, despite the volume of announcements, the hydrogen market has faced challenges over the past year, mainly due to demand uncertainty and policy support challenges, affecting business confidence in the sector. Encouraging demand from existing and emerging hydrogen-consuming industries is crucial for providing stakeholders the assurance needed to advance projects. Enhancing low-carbon hydrogen demand hinges on increasing accessibility for consumers via robust transport networks. Although derivatives like ammonia and methanol offer benefits such as easier handling, pipelines are increasingly preferred for transporting hydrogen blends. These pipelines enhance transport efficiency across production centers and end industries but face challenges, including escalating project costs driven by higher interest rates and material costs worldwide. Key Highlights Low-carbon hydrogen capacity could reach 87mtpa by 2030 based on active and announced projects, a significant rise from the current 1.9mtpa. Sluggish near-term demand growth challenges the low-carbon hydrogen market, underscoring the need for more accessible hydrogen transport networks. Currently, around 67 hydrogen pipeline projects are completed, most of which are small-scale, with less than 10 exceeding 100km in length. By 2040, pipeline length could significantly increase, with projects in the feasibility stage accounting for 65,000km. Reasons to Buy Identify market trends within hydrogen production and pipeline sectors. Understand the leading geographies in hydrogen pipeline development. Discover the companies heavily investing in hydrogen pipeline projects. Gain insights into policy developments and funding opportunities shaping hydrogen pipeline advancements. Key Topics Covered: Executive Summary The low-carbon hydrogen market Low-carbon hydrogen capacity outlook Key geographies for low-carbon hydrogen production Low-carbon hydrogen capacity scenarios Mega-scale project activity The largest upcoming blending projects globally Hydrogen pipelines The growth of hydrogen pipeline lengths up to 2030 Key regions and countries for hydrogen pipeline activity The largest hydrogen pipeline projects globally Transportation Key companies investing in hydrogen pipelines Trends across new-build vs repurposed pipelines Hydrogen pipeline CAPEX trends Policies and key hydrogen pipeline projects Regions Europe Middle East and Africa Asia Oceania Americas Competitive Landscape CWP Global Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners KS Enagas SA Fertiberia SA Naturgy Energy Group SA Vestas Wind Systems AS Korea Electric Power Corp SK Inc Essar Group Progressive Energy Ltd TotalEnergies SE Tree Energy Solutions Gmbh Enel SpA Grupo Etra Smartenergy Invest AG Sunfire Gmbh Vestas Wind Systems AS NNPC Ltd Office National des Hydrocarbures et des Mines Bayerngas GmbH OMV AG Snam SpA Bulgarian Energy Holding EAD First Gas Ltd National Grid Plc Gasgrid Finland Oy Air Liquide SA Air Products and Chemicals Inc Linde Plc China Petrochemical Corp China National Petroleum Corp China National Offshore Oil Corp Deokyang Co Ltd Dow Chemical Co Publigaz SA LyondellBasell Industries NV Eni SpA OMV AG Engie SA NNPC Ltd NV Nederslandse Gasunie Vier Gas Transport Gmbh Gaz-System SA Nordion Energi AB OMV AG Energy Estate Pty Ltd APA Group Texas Hydrogen LLC Sempra Energy Green Hydrogen International Corp Siemens Energy Parex Resources. 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