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Hydrogen in Europe

The European Network of Network Operators for Hydrogen (ENNOH) promotes the establishment of a functioning hydrogen market and coordinates the development of a European hydrogen transport network.

ENNOH – Supporting the Development of Europe’s Hydrogen Infrastructure

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Hydrogen is a key element of the future energy system, and GASCADE is actively contributing to its development across the European Union.  As a founding member of the European Network of Network Operators for Hydrogen (ENNOH), GASCADE is helping to shape the framework for European hydrogen transmission infrastructure that will enable the ramp-up of a resilient and integrated hydrogen market across the continent.

36 future hydrogen transmission system operators

Initiated under the EU Gas and Hydrogen Package, ENNOH brings together 36 future hydrogen transmission system operators to coordinate planning, harmonize rules and recommendations, and enable market development. Current focus areas include the EU-wide Ten-Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP), network codes, financing schemes for hydrogen transmission infrastructure, and joint scenario work with ENTSOG and ENTSO-E.

GASCADE’s planned hydrogen infrastructure is already designed for cross-border connectivity, and our involvement in ENNOH reflects this commitment: Christoph von dem Bussche, Managing Director of GASCADE currently serves as ENNOH’s president. Under his guidance, ENNOH has taken important steps toward establishing itself as the central coordination platform for hydrogen transmission infrastructure development in Europe.

For more information, visit ENNOH’s official website or explore GASCADE’s hydrogen projects here.