ENEOS, Neoen wants a CO2-free hydrogen supply chain
Japan’s ENEOS said it agreed with Neoen to conduct a study on a potential business collaboration for the construction of a CO2 free hydrogen supply chain between Japan and Australia.
Under this memorandum of agreement, the two companies will “examine” the possibility for a stable supply of affordable hydrogen produced from renewable energy in South Australia.
Neoen will study stable renewable energy supply and water electrolysis cells for hydrogen production; meanwhile, ENEOS will be responsible for more efficient production of methylcyclohexane (MCH) and maritime transport of MCH.
ENEOS said it plans to conduct a study for collaboration with a local company in Australia to build a supply chain for an affordable and stable supply of CO2-free green hydrogen that will be produced using a renewable energy.
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