Free to attend
To meet future energy needs for heat, power, and transportation while achieving net zero, hydrogen as a natural gas substitute must be used. Compression will be necessary for the transportation of hydrogen throughout the United Kingdom. National Grid Gas Transmission are evaluating the costs and opportunities to repurpose the existing compression equipment to keep costs to a minimum for gas consumers.
The day will begin with a tour of the DNV Flow Centre. It is one of the world's largest high-pressure natural gas flow facilities, DNV Research and Testing Bishop Auckland has a global reputation for technical expertise, quality, and flexibility of service – essential for world-class flow meter calibration and safety valve testing. Attendees will see first hand how large scale meter calibration is carried out.
DNV Bishop Auckland is one of the largest natural gas flow test facilities Worldwide. The site is connected to the UK national gas transmission system and uses dry natural gas to test flow meters and other pipeline equipment in real world conditions.
You will also visit the National Gas Bishop Auckland Compressor site for a presentation on the Alpha phase of the HyNTS Compression project and a tour of the station.
Who should attend?
This visit is not restricted to upstream operatives and we encourage engineers from across the industry to join us.
Important Information
- On road parking is available.
- Lunch is provided (please ensure you supply dietary requirements)
- PPE will be required for the day including overalls, ear protection, hard hat, safety boots and glasses.
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