Hazer Group to advance hydrogen methane pyrolysis project in Japan
Australia’s Hazer Group is to develop a clean hydrogen and graphite project in Nagoya, Japan, using methane pyrolysis.
Integrating with Chubu Electric’s LNG supply chain and infrastructure and Japanese utility Chiyoda Corporation, the project aims to produce 2,500 tonnes of clean hydrogen a year and will be designed as a scalable platform with potential to expand to meet growing demand.
Chubu Electric and Chiyoda have completed the pre-feasibility study and the project will advance with identification of a preferred site, and initial design and engineering.
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