Hyundai E&C to lead gov't push for 100-megawatt green hydrogen plants
Global construction giant Hyundai Engineering & Construction (E&C) is stepping up its clean-energy push, heading a state-backed project to engineer large-scale green hydrogen facilities capable of generating over 100 megawatts of zero-carbon fuel. Hyundai E&C said Friday that its HMG Construction Research Institute will lead the project, which is being promoted by the Ministry of Climate, Energy…
Hyundai Engineering & Construction (E&C) has been appointed to lead a government-backed initiative to develop large-scale green hydrogen facilities with a capacity of over 100 megawatts. The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment has spearheaded this project, and Hyundai E&C's HMG Construction Research Institute will spearhead the effort in collaboration with several key partners.
The consortium includes Hyundai Engineering, Hyundai Motor, Hanwha Global, Korea Midland Power, Mirae Standards Research Institute, Seoul National University, and Korea University. The primary objectives of the project are to create a comprehensive design package for large-scale hydrogen production, encompassing plant systems, core processes, and operating configurations.
This initiative aims to bring green hydrogen technology to a level suitable for demonstration and commercialization. Hyundai E&C will be responsible for developing the basic engineering package and conducting an economic feasibility assessment for the project.
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