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Korean companies plan to develop green hydrogen and green ammonia project in Indonesia

3/25/2022

H2Tech - Part of Gulf Energy Information   Korean companies Samsung and Hyundai are planning to develop a $1.2 billion project to produce green hydrogen in North Sumatra, Indonesia. The Korean companies in collaboration with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) will develop the large-scale green hydrogen/ ammonia production project utilizing green geothermal power from the Sarulla geothermal power plant in the Sarulla Block in North Sumatra, Indonesia. The project plans to use electricity from the geothermal operations in the Sarulla Block to produce green hydrogen. The goal is to supply the green hydrogen as green fuel for steel and cement making factories in the Sei Mangkei Industr

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