The Saudi ACWA Power company signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korean Electric Power Company (KEPCO), to develop projects for green hydrogen and its derivatives of green ammonia.
The agreement aims to decarbonize KEPCO’s power generation operations in South Korea.
The Korean company intends to use the final product of green hydrogen to power its power plants in South Korea, on the condition that KEPCO’s generation companies give up green ammonia from the potential project.
China’s National Energy Administration, Standardization Administration and National Nuclear Safety Administration gave the go-ahead in response to an application made by the China General Nuclear
Glass Point will use its solar technology to produce up to 100,000 barrels of steam a day. Occidental Oman will use the steam for heavy oil production.
China General Nuclear (CGN) and Ultra Electronics Nuclear Control Systems, agreed to enhance their cooperation in the development of high-integrity instrumentation and control (I&C) systems
