Nikkiso to Establish 24 Hydrogen Stations in South Korea
Key Ideas
- Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group is set to build and maintain around two dozen liquid-based hydrogen fueling stations in South Korea.
- Several locations have already been operational, fueling buses successfully, with the remaining stations expected to come online in the next 12 months.
- The group's vertically integrated fueling station offers a range of services from liquefaction to maintenance, supporting a cleaner and healthier environment.
Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group has unveiled plans to establish close to 24 liquid-based hydrogen (LH2) fueling stations in South Korea. The company has already put several stations into operation, effectively fueling buses and scaling up to full capacity. Over the next year, the remaining stations in South Korea are slated to be finalized. The President of Fueling & Solutions at Nikkiso highlighted the company's comprehensive capabilities including in-house liquefaction systems, cryogenic pumps, and installation services. This initiative underscores Nikkiso's commitment to supporting a more sustainable world. As a prominent player in cryogenic equipment and clean energy technologies, the group is a key contributor to the global push for cleaner energy solutions. With operations in 22 countries, Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group aims to play a pivotal role in advancing hydrogen infrastructure and promoting environmentally friendly fueling options.