Green hydrogen is produced using renewable energy, whereas blue hydrogen is produced using carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology and is produced from natural gas.
The prototype hydrogen power plant will be developed in the Hyosung Chemical Yongyeon Plant in Ulsan, South Korea, and will establish a precedent by becoming the region’s first 100% hydrogen power plant.
ULEMCo is getting a fuel cell for study under the HySPERT feasibility project as a first step (Hydrogen Special Purpose Electric vehicle platform for Refuse collection and fire Trucks).
8 Rivers is the creator of 8RH2, the best-in-class clean hydrogen and ammonia technology, as well as a suite of industrial decarbonization technologies such as the TarT sour-gas treatment system and net-zero steel production, direct air capture, and point-source carbon capture.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the beefed up Future Fuels Fund provides “an Australian way” to lower transport emissions, reiterating a slogan he introduced recently to describe the country’s middle ground on climate change policy.
