German company Gascade and Belgian company Fluxys have applied to the European Commission for granting their major project – the AquaDuctus – the Projects of Common Interest (PCI) status. The
AquaDuctus is to be one of the pillars of future German and European hydrogen infrastructure.
Located on the North Sea floor, the AquaDuctus will enable the import of hydrogen to Germany. The hydrogen is to be produced using energy from offshore winds.
It is designed as a “backbone”, capable of collecting hydrogen from multiple production sites, while
offering the capability to connect with other international hydrogen projects in the North Sea.
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