Sarawak, a state in Malaysia, aims to accelerate its green hydrogen leadership position after awarding a $17m engineering, procurement and construction contract to plant specialist Chloroplant, a member of the Marcon LC group.
The deal for the 10MW plant was signed with H1Hydro Group, a Singapore-based clean energy investment firm.
The plant will be constructed using European electrolysis technology, with phase one scheduled to commence operations in Q1 2026. Hydrogen storage and transportation technologies to be used are currently under discussion with companies from South Korea and Malaysia.
The production cost of hydrogen from this plant is expected to be “competitive” with other facilities in the Asia-Pacific region.
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