Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS)

A joint research and development initiative to improve fuel cell technology and overcome commercialization challenges. The partnership combines KOGAS's hydrogen production technology with the Technical University of Denmark's fuel cell power generation technology.

A multi-billion dollar initiative to build hydrogen production facilities and distribution pipelines across South Korea, supporting the nation's hydrogen economy.

Technology developed by KOGAS designed to generate hydrogen in an efficient manner for use in fuel cell systems.

Hydrogen gas produced by KOGAS facilities for domestic distribution and export, with planned price reduction from $5–$6 per kilogram to $3.80 as production scales.

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

Linde is advancing technologies for hydrogen production, including steam methane reforming with carbon capture and electrolysis.

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

South Korea

Pyeongtaek

Texas

A large-scale hydrogen fuel cell power plant in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, designed to generate electrical power and heat for supply to the Pyeongtaek Tourist Complex and Poseung Industrial Complex.

A joint research and development initiative to improve fuel cell technology and overcome commercialization challenges. The partnership combines KOGAS's hydrogen production technology with the Technical University of Denmark's fuel cell power generation technology.

A multi-billion dollar initiative to build hydrogen production facilities and distribution pipelines across South Korea, supporting the nation's hydrogen economy.

Proprietary technology that converts imported ammonia into clean hydrogen fuel by decomposing ammonia at high temperatures (700–900°C) and purifying the resulting hydrogen to levels exceeding 99.97% purity suitable for fuel cells and industrial applications.

Hydrogen gas produced by KOGAS facilities for domestic distribution and export, with planned price reduction from $5–$6 per kilogram to $3.80 as production scales.

This system converts stored hydrogen into electricity to power the motor of vehicles.