KBR's Innovative H2ACT Technology to Drive Clean Hydrogen Production in Korea
Key Ideas
- KBR secures a contract with Hanwha Impact Corporation for an ammonia cracking technology project in Korea, contributing to the country's decarbonization efforts.
- The 214 metric tons per day hydrogen facility will utilize KBR's H2ACT technology to produce clean hydrogen efficiently and reliably.
- KBR's long-standing expertise in ammonia technology and commitment to energy efficiency and CO2 emissions reduction further enhance the project's cost-efficiency.
- Hanwha's trust in KBR's sustainable technology solutions highlights KBR's position as a leader in the clean hydrogen market.
KBR has been awarded a contract by Hanwha Impact Corporation for an ammonia cracking technology project in Korea. The agreement includes technology licensing, engineering design, and equipment services for a 214 metric tons per day hydrogen facility. This initiative aligns with Korea's decarbonization goals, aiming to produce clean hydrogen using KBR's proprietary H2ACT technology. Jay Ibrahim, President of KBR Sustainable Technology Solutions, expressed gratitude for the trust Hanwha has placed in KBR to support their growth plans. KBR's H2ACT technology is designed to enhance the cost-efficiency of the project while ensuring efficient and reliable clean hydrogen production. With a strong legacy in ammonia technology, KBR's expertise in optimizing energy efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions is leveraged in this project. This collaboration highlights KBR's leadership in the clean hydrogen market and its commitment to sustainability.