KBR's H2ACT Hydrogen Technology Selected for the World's First Commercial Ammonia Cracking Unit by Hanwha Impact Corporation
- KBR awarded contract for world's first commercial ammonia cracking unit
- Largest capacity ammonia cracking plant announced to date
- Planned power plant in Daesan to receive clean hydrogen fuel
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In this largest capacity ammonia cracking plant announced to date, clean hydrogen will serve a planned power plant in Daesan, paving the way for large-scale sustainable hydrogen utilization. Ammonia cracking, the process to convert transported ammonia back to hydrogen, is a key enabler to achieving the world's decarbonization target.
Under the terms of the contract, KBR will provide technology licensing and proprietary engineering design for the unit, which will be designed to deliver over 200 metric tons per day of clean hydrogen as fuel.
"We are honored to be selected by Hanwha for this flagship project, which will accelerate the realization of their decarbonization targets and play a vital role in
KBR is a world leader in ammonia technology. Since 1943, KBR has licensed and designed more than 250 ammonia plants across the globe.
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