DNV Releases Recommended Practice for Offshore Hydrogen Pipeline Risk Validation
DNV has introduced a recommended practice (RP) for offshore hydrogen pipelines to reduce design and material uncertainty as subsea hydrogen transport projects progress. The RP, resulting from a five-year joint industry project, addresses hydrogen-specific integrity risks and aims to support early-stage engineering for planned hydrogen corridors connecting Southern Europe and North Africa with Northwest Europe. The next phase involves large-scale testing to validate data and enhance existing pipeline standards.
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DNV has released a recommended practice (RP) for offshore hydrogen pipelines to address design and material uncertainties in subsea hydrogen transport projects. This RP extends DNV's submarine pipeline standard to specifically tackle integrity risks like hydrogen embrittlement.
Developed through a five-year joint industry project, it aims to support engineering and qualification work for hydrogen corridors linking Southern Europe, North Africa, and Northwest Europe. DNV plans to conduct large-scale testing at its UK facility to validate material performance under hydrogen conditions, with results informing updates to the RP and aiding future investments in offshore hydrogen pipelines.
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