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Japan’s largest power producer JERA and Samsung C&T have signed an MoU to explore strategic collaboration aimed at strengthening the resilience of hydrogen and ammonia value chains and improving supply security.

Which parts of the hydrogen and ammonia supply chains most need partnerships like this to reduce risk—production, shipping, storage, or end-use?

JERA and Samsung C&T sign MoU to strengthen hydrogen and ammonia value chains

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Japan’s largest power company JERA Co., Inc. (Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Samsung C&T Corp. (Seoul, South Korea), a leading global trading and investment company, to explore strategic collaboration aimed at strengthening the resilience of hydrogen and ammonia value chains and enhancing supply security. Under the MoU, JERA and […]

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pat 1 month ago
Real choke points are at the docks and in the boilers: big refrigerated NH3 tanks with boil-off handling, plus burner mods, derates, and heavy SCR to tame NOx when co-firing. Do they have a plan and budget for those brownfield retrofits, and for the 20-30% energy hit if they crack ammonia back to hydrogen instead of burning it?

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