KBR, a prominent player in engineering services, has secured a significant win in the clean energy sector with the award of a contract by Hanwha Impact Corporation for a clean power generation facility in South Korea. The agreement entails deploying KBR's advanced ammonia cracking technology for a substantial hydrogen production facility, supporting South Korea's decarbonization goals. Ammonia is being increasingly recognized for its efficiency in storing and transporting hydrogen, with KBR's H2ACT technology enabling the decomposition of ammonia into high-purity hydrogen and nitrogen. This project showcases the growing partnership between KBR and Hanwha, with a focus on cost-efficient clean hydrogen production. Jay Ibrahim, President of KBR Sustainable Technology Solutions, highlighted the trust placed by Hanwha in KBR's innovative technology, emphasizing the enhanced cost-efficiency of the project. The continuous optimization and innovation in KBR's solutions for clean hydrogen production are evident through this second contract win with Hanwha, underscoring the reliability and economic advantages of KBR's H2ACT process. KBR's extensive experience in ammonia technology, spanning over seven decades, further reinforces its commitment to sustainable practices and energy efficiency, making it a key player in the clean energy transition.