An Indiana-based utility said it has launched a multi-phase hydrogen blending project, a move that supports one of the first such installations in the U.S. to mix hydrogen and natural gas at precise levels to achieve optimal performance.
NiSource said its project uses a blending skid in a controlled setting to mix hydrogen and natural gas. The set-up determines the best blend percentages and their benefits for both consumers and the environment. The blending skid was built by Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania, a NiSource subsidiary, as part of a collaboration with EN Engineering, an Illinois-based group.
