With this award, EKPO will introduce their “NM12 Twin Stack,” which has a market-leading capacity of over 200 kW and is specifically designed for high-output applications.
The design is carried out in cooperation with various stakeholders, and it includes technical design of the project, plant location, specification and tenders of the main equipment, and a permit review.
The funds must be used to co-finance projects in Chile that include the construction and startup of Green Hydrogen production plants, with the aim of co-financing long-term investments in electrolyzers, their installations, and the auxiliary systems that enable them to operate.
The two companies will collaborate closely in the areas of hydrogen energy industrialization, technology research and development, and capital operations. The step is intended to encourage the growth of a high-quality hydrogen industry in China.
As part of its efforts to reduce CO2 emissions and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, Japan recently announced plans to incorporate ammonia into the fuel mix for thermal power generation.
The MOU lays out the groundwork for a renewable energy and clean fuel center on Port-owned property, which will include solar facilities, battery storage facilities, and electrolyzer facilities.
