Turkey will build the country’s first green hydrogen plant in the city of Balkesir, the South Marmara Development Agency said.
When the Green Hydrogen Plant was built, it had a cooperation protocol that was signed by people from the GMKA, Enerjisa Üretim, Eti Maden, TÜBITAK’s Marmara Research Center, and Aspilsan Energy, the GMKA said.
The production and use of green hydrogen, which has the best chance of replacing fossil fuels with existing technologies on the way to 100% energy transformation, began at Enerjisa’s Bandrma plant.
Southern Marmara is the best place to try to get the hydrogen economy back on track.
