DHUNE

Dunkirk Hydrogen Universal Network
DHUNE project map - Dunkirk Hydrogen Universal Network

Last update: Monday 18 November 2024

Project

DHUNE is a hydrogen infrastructure project in the Dunkirk industrial zone project which will connect up the low-carbon hydrogen production and consumption projects in this area. It will thus contribute to foster the development of decarbonisation solutions in an industrial-port zone with high greenhouse-gas emissions that account for 20% of industrial CO2 emissions in France.

This project was financed by the State as part of France 2030 operated by ADEME:

Ademe, République française, France 2030 logos

The main purpose will be industrial use with the replacement of coke and natural gas with renewable or low-carbon hydrogen. Heavy mobility is one of the additional use options being considered, on roads and waterways.

Premières étapes

Next stages

  • 2024 : Prior consultation of the project.
  • Half 2025 : End of basic studies, planned investment decision (FID)
  • Fin 2027 :  Scheduled date of 1st commissioning.
  • Length: approximately 10 km.
  • Transport capacity: approximately 20 GWh/d.
  • The equivalent of 1 GW of installed or imported electrolysis power could be developed.

According to an initial assessment, this project could contribute to averting 11.1 Mt CO2eq/year in emissions.

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DHUNE-Projekt in deutscher Version


DHUNE in Nederlandse versie


To go further

Icône H2 (Gettyimages) et station de compression Pitgam (Nicolas Dorh)

Launch of a Call for Expression of Interest for Dunkirk market stakeholders

GRTgaz launches an open season market consultation procedure for the construction of new dedicated hydrogen infrastructure in Dunkirk
Icône H2 (Gettyimages) et station de compression Pitgam (Nicolas Dorh)

Low-carbon hydrogen transport for the port of Dunkirk

A successful call for expressions of interest for low-carbon hydrogen transport for the port of Dunkirk