Loading...
Loading...
kt-tech-awarded-design-contract-for-vietnamese-hydrogen-production-project
kt-tech-awarded-design-contract-for-vietnamese-hydrogen-production-project

KT Tech awarded design contract for Vietnamese hydrogen production project

KT Tech will design a new hydrogen production unit and supply steam methane reforming (SMR) equipment to the Dung Quat Refinery in Vietnam.

Under a Process Design Package (PDP) contract, awarded by Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical Joint Stock Company (BSR), the NEXTCHEM (MAIRE) subsidiary will expand and upgrade the Vietnamese refinery.

The contract will ensure KT Tech designs a hydrogen production unit based on NX Reform technology, with a capacity of 22,675 metres per hour.

NX Reform reportedly enables “cost-effective hydrogen production and offers the potential to reduce the carbon footprint by incorporating CO2 capture technology.” It can also provide flexibility in feedstock and capacity to allow for production adaptability.

Once the project reaches the construction phase, KT Tech will also supply the equipment for the SMR process.

Alessandro Bernini, MAIRE CEO, claimed the contract “confirms our excellent track-record in upgrading existing production plants to enhance efficiency and achieving lower consumptions, thanks to our leading technological know-how and unparalleled process engineering capabilities.”

Plans approved by the Vietnamese Government in February (2024) revealed that the country wants to produce 100,000-500,000 tonnes of hydrogen per year by 2030.

Read more:Vietnam aims to produce 10-20 mtpa of hydrogen by 2050

Additionally, Vietnam’s hydrogen energy development strategy aims to produce 10-20 million tonnes per annum of hydrogen by 2050, utilising both renewable energy and carbon capture.

Webinars 

H2 View’s webinars platform is an interactive space for speciality talks on the latest hot topics and key trends, given by influential industry figures and authorities.

With the help of an actively engaged audience, there is an opportunity for a collaborative Q&A session with discussions, debates and live feedback.

All of H2 View’s previous webinars are available on-demand to subscribers. You can view H2 View’s 2024 webinar programme here.


About the author
Related Posts
Loading...
Loading feed...
Please wait...