Shell and Hyundai Heavy Industries Partner to Develop Liquefied Hydrogen Carrier
Key Ideas
  • Shell and Hyundai Heavy Industries have signed a joint development agreement to create a new liquefied hydrogen carrier by 2030.
  • The collaboration entails Hyundai focusing on core technologies like liquid hydrogen tanks, with Shell contributing its expertise in carrier operation and technology development.
  • The initiative aims to meet the increasing demand in the global LH2 transportation market, encompassing ships and pipelines.
  • HD Korea Shipbuilding and Offshore Engineering will lead research and development efforts, with HHI concentrating on hydrogen engine development and carrier design.
Shell and South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) have partnered to develop a new liquefied hydrogen carrier under a joint development agreement. The agreement outlines the collaboration between Shell and HHI to create a large-scale LH2 carrier for potential commercialization by 2030. HD Korea Shipbuilding and Offshore Engineering (KSOE), the parent company of HHI, will focus on researching and developing core technologies such as large-scale liquid hydrogen tanks and hydrogen cargo operation systems. Meanwhile, HHI will oversee hydrogen engine development and LH2 carrier design. Shell will provide its expertise in technology development and carrier operation, evaluating the feasibility of LH2 carrier design. The initiative anticipates the growth of the global LH2 transportation market, including both ships and pipelines.
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