Progress in Texas on the Hydrogen City project, the world’s most ambitious green hydrogen production and storage facility being developed by Green Hydrogen International (GHI), continues unabated.
This hydrogen project, located in South Texas, promises to be a cornerstone in the transition to clean energy. clean energy. Centered around the Piedras Pintas salt dome, this complex will integrate production, storage and transportation of green hydrogen, all powered by a combination of renewable energies.
Capacity of the largest hydrogen project in Texas
[post_relacionado]Hydrogen City has a 2.2 GW electrolyzer plant, powered by 3.75 GW of solar and wind energy. solar and wind powerThis will allow an annual production of 280,000 tons of green hydrogen. In addition, 24,000 tons of storage capacity is planned in subway salt domes, guaranteeing a constant and secure supply.
It is important to note that the project is not only designed to be a production center, but also a strategic distribution point. A 75-mile pipeline will connect the complex to Corpus Christi, facilitating the transport of hydrogen for conversion to ammonia. ammoniaThe pipeline, a key component in a variety of industries, will benefit the local economy and position Texas as a global leader in clean energy technologies.
Collaboration and advanced technology for green hydrogen
The project has attracted major international players such as Inpex Corporation y ABBwho bring their expertise in power and automation. ABB, in particular, is involved in the development of high-efficiency electrolysis systems, crucial for hydrogen production on such a massive scale.
With a planned expansion that could bring the project’s total capacity to 60 GW, Hydrogen City promises to transform the Texas energy economy and set new standards for the hydrogen industry. hydrogen industry industry globally.
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