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Hyundai Engineering & Construction will join a South Korean government-funded R&D project, led by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment, to develop design technologies for 100‑MW water electrolysis plants—aiming to secure core next‑generation electrolysis capabilities and strengthen its competitiveness in green hydrogen.

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Hyundai E&C joins R&D project to develop 100-MW water electrolysis plants

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Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd. (Seoul, South Korea) is moving to enhance its competitiveness by securing core technologies for next-generation water electrolysis plants. The Korean builder announced on Friday the 18th that it will participate in a government-funded R&D project led by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment to develop design technologies for […]

The post Hyundai E&C joins R&D project to develop 100-MW water electrolysis plants appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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