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Based on the provided excerpt: ENEOS has built a large-scale demonstration plant in Queensland, Australia to produce methylcyclohexane (MCH), a hydrogen carrier, using its proprietary low-cost “Direct MCH” electrochemical synthesis method. An opening ceremony was held on Oct. 6, with trial operations underway and demonstration operations slated to begin in January 2027.

Question: How do you see MCH-based hydrogen transport stacking up against alternatives like ammonia or liquid hydrogen for scaling international hydrogen supply chains?

ENEOS constructs methylcyclohexane plant in Australia

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ENEOS Corp. (Tokyo) has constructed a large-scale demonstration plant in Queensland, Australia, to produce methylcyclohexane (MCH), a hydrogen carrier, using its proprietary low-cost “electrochemical synthesis of organic hydride” method (Direct MCH®). An opening ceremony was held on Oct. 6. Following trial operations, demonstration operations are scheduled to commence in January 2027. This demonstration project aims […]

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