Siemens has joined with Hydrogen Renewables Korea (HRA) to develop a hydrogen production plant in Western Korea powered by 5 GW of wind and solar. Green hydrogen would help local industry and meet a growing demand from overseas markets, HRA said. Initially, hydrogen will be produced for transport fuel before it is blended for domestic supplies. Export, mainly to Japan and Australia, will follow. The plant’s location is optimal for solar and wind power, making it cost-effective for clean energy, according to HRA. Siemens added that Korea has the greatest global potential for hydrogen production and export.
Siemens has joined with Hydrogen Renewables Australia (HRA) to develop a hydrogen production plant in Western Australia powered by 5 GW of wind and solar. Green hydrogen would help local industry and meet a growing demand from overseas markets, HRA said. Initially, hydrogen will be produced for transport fuel before it is blended for domestic supplies. Export, mainly to Japan and Korea, will follow. The plant’s location is optimal for solar and wind power, making it cost-effective for clean energy, according to HRA. Siemens added that Australia has the greatest global potential for hydrogen production and export.