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Green hydrogen marine transportation, production, and distribution

Gas distribution and network operator

Regional economic development and infrastructure

H2Terminals' patented liquid hydrogen storage systems using 50-ton spheres for transportation via advanced LH2 carriers. This technology enables efficient bulk transport of hydrogen in liquid form.

The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.

Extensive pipeline network for transporting hydrogen across France and Spain, initially using existing Enagás and Teréga gas networks before dedicated H2 infrastructure is developed.

Rainham, London

London

London and Thames Estuary

H2Terminals' innovative offshore green hydrogen production facility located in the North Sea's 56th Quadrant. The facility will generate green hydrogen using wind, wave, and solar energy, which will be liquefied and transported by specialized vessels to Thames Estuary terminals.

A partnership formed by Cadent, SGN, and National Grid Gas Transmission to provide an H2 transition for gas networks in the East of England, the South East, and London over the next 15 to 20 years.

A 100% hydrogen pipeline infrastructure project designed to connect hydrogen production sites near Tilbury and Thames Enterprise Park to industrial consumers in central East London, supporting London's net zero emissions target by 2030.

Patented 50-ton spheres for storing and transporting liquid hydrogen aboard H2Terminals' advanced LH2 carriers.

Distribution vessels delivering green liquid and gaseous hydrogen, electricity, and other byproducts at scale for industrial decarbonization and clean transport.

Hydrogen-powered vessels equipped with patented liquid hydrogen storage systems using 50-ton spheres, onboard fuel cells, and autonomous operation capabilities for bulk liquid hydrogen transportation.