JGC Corporation has been awarded the Front End Engineering Design (FEED) for a green hydrogen and methylcyclohexane (MCH) production plant in Malaysia.
ENEOS Corporation and Sumitomo Corporation, in collaboration with SEDC Energy, have awarded the FEED study for the plant, which is expected to produce over 90,000 tonnes of hydrogen per year.
As a company operated by the state government of Sarawak, Malaysia, SEDC Energy and the other two companies are aiming to establish a CO2-free hydrogen supply chain, produced via renewable sources from hydroelectric power plants.
H2 View understands MCH is an efficient mode of hydrogen transport, particularly for marine transportation to sites in Japan. The plant will use approximately 90,000 tonnes of hydrogen for conversion to MCH and supply 2,200 tonnes per year to local users.
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