Linde, Hyosung Partner to Build Hydrogen Plant in South Korea
04 Febrero 2021 - 4:52AM
Noticias Dow Jones
By Dieter Holger
Linde PLC finalized an agreement with Hyosung Corp. to build a
large liquid-hydrogen site in Ulsan, South Korea, set to go online
in 2023.
The industrial gas maker said Thursday that the plant, with a
capacity of 30 tons a day, will create enough hydrogen to fuel
100,000 cars and cut 130,000 tons of carbon-dioxide tailpipe
emissions a year.
Under the partnership, Linde said it will also help build, own
and operate a nationwide network of hydrogen refueling
stations.
The plant will support South Korea's ambition of net-zero
greenhouse-gas emissions by 2050, Linde said.
"The South Korean government has set ambitious targets for
hydrogen-powered fuel-cell vehicles and the widespread, reliable
availability of liquid hydrogen will be instrumental to achieving
these targets," B.S. Sung, president of Linde Korea, said in
prepared remarks.
Write to Dieter Holger at dieter.holger@wsj.com;
@dieterholger
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