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API and KOGAS Enhance Energy Standards Collaboration

The American Petroleum Institute and Korea Gas Corporation have formalised an expanded technical cooperation agreement, focusing on natural gas, hydrogen, and low-carbon energy standards.

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API and KOGAS Enhance Energy Standards Collaboration
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The American Petroleum Institute (API) and Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) have entered into an expanded technical cooperation agreement. This memorandum of understanding aims to strengthen collaboration across several key areas within the energy sector.

The agreement specifically targets the development and application of standards for natural gas, hydrogen, and various low-carbon energy technologies. This initiative reflects a shared commitment to advancing industry best practices and operational excellence in these evolving fields.

Beyond standards development, the cooperation extends to certification processes. Both organisations will work together to establish and promote robust certification frameworks, which are essential for ensuring the quality and safety of energy products and infrastructure.

Workforce development is another central pillar of the expanded collaboration. The agreement outlines plans for joint efforts in training and education, aiming to cultivate a skilled and knowledgeable workforce capable of supporting the growth and innovation in natural gas, hydrogen, and low-carbon energy sectors.

This partnership underscores the increasing global focus on energy transition and the importance of international cooperation in establishing consistent and effective industry benchmarks. The combined expertise of API and KOGAS is expected to contribute significantly to the harmonisation of technical standards and practices.

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Based on reporting by World Oil.

Original headline: “API, KOGAS expand technical cooperation on natural gas, energy standards”.

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