
Odorisation is a proven safety measure in natural gas networks. By adding an odorant to naturally odourless natural gas, leaks can be detected quickly by the public. This HyDelta project has investigated the possible odorization options for the future Dutch hydrogen distribution network. The aim of the project is to provide guidance for network operators and, in particular, for policymakers who are responsible for developing policy and legislation for the new hydrogen distribution network. The starting point of the study is the current practice of odorization in the Dutch natural gas network, using THT as the odorant.
Dit project is medegefinancierd door TKI Nieuw Gas | Topsector Energie uit de PPS-toeslag onder referentienummer TKI2023-HyDelta.
Odorant, THT, Gas quality, Odorization, Hydrogen distribution, Coupling national and regional networks, Distribution grids, Purification, Hydrogen purity
Odorant, THT, Gas quality, Odorization, Hydrogen distribution, Coupling national and regional networks, Distribution grids, Purification, Hydrogen purity
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