Cenergy Holdings announced that Corinth Pipeworks, its steel pipes segment, has secured several contracts in Italy with Snam for the manufacturing and supply of over 180km of pipeline for the Adriatica project. This endeavor, a crucial infrastructure development, aims to enhance Italy's natural gas network, making it one of the most significant gas transportation projects in the country's recent history. The awarded contracts involve the production of HSAW and LSAW steel pipes, with steel grade L450ME, capable of transporting 100% hydrogen. The manufacturing process, including the internal liquid epoxy lining and external polyethylene coating, occurs at Corinth Pipeworks' facilities in Thisvi, Greece. Corinth Pipeworks' qualification program for the Adriatica pipeline showcases its expertise in hydrogen-compatible pipes and advanced testing facilities. The rigorous testing program surpasses standard certifications and includes cutting-edge methodologies like elastic-plastic fracture mechanics testing and slow strain rate tensile testing. Ilias Bekiros, the General Manager at Corinth Pipeworks, expressed pride in the contract awards and emphasized the company's dedication to excellence in the energy sector. The collaboration between Corinth Pipeworks and Snam, with the support of Pipex, signifies a successful partnership in advancing Europe's energy network. Overall, Corinth Pipeworks' involvement in the Adriatica project highlights its commitment to shaping the future of energy infrastructure and supporting Italy's transition towards a more diverse energy mix.