The project involves construction of a 500 MW green hydrogen production facility in Hardin and Jefferson Counties, in Texas. Monarch has signed an MoU with Entergy Texas to leverage existing transmission infrastructure and/or construct new generation resources to supply long-term renewable power to the project. The project represents a potential $500m investment in the Beaumont region.… Continue reading Monarch Energy Beaumont Texas
The project involves construction of a 500 MW green hydrogen production facility in Nueces County, Texas.
The project involves construction of a 500 MW green hydrogen production facility in Brazoria County, Texas.
MMEX Resources Corporation (MMEX) is a development stage company formed to engage in energy industry infrastructure projects. Planned projects within the Trans Permian H2Hub include green and blue hydrogen plants, blending of H2 into natural gas pipelines, H2 metro-bus manufacturing, H2 re-fueling stations, H2 to large-scale power generation, conversion of H2 to ammonia and methanol… Continue reading MMEX Trans Permian H2 Hub (encouraged)
A blue hydrogen facility at MMEX’s Pecos County site in Texas. It has an estimated capex of estimated of $1.25bn The project produces blue hydrogen utilizing an autothermal reformerx technology along with carbon capture. In turn, the hydrogen will be used in Siemens Energy turbines and generator sets to produce 265 MWe of electric power… Continue reading MMEX | Pecos County Blue Hydrogen
A green hydrogen project located on MMEX’s 321-acre site in Pecos County, Texas. It is expected to cost between $850m – $900m at 2x capacity. The project utilizes the electrolyzer technology of Siemens Energy, which converts water to hydrogen through electrolysis. The facility uses solar power provided by TotalEnergies, with the company’s water supply to… Continue reading MMEX | Pecos County Green Hydrogen
The project involves ammonia production at a Mitsubishi project commencing from a Gulf Coast facility in the latter half of the decade. Mitsubishi aims to introduce the ammonia to the Japanese market. The project is targeted to produce an ammonia volume of around 1 million metric tons per annum (mmtpa) with associated CO2 emissions of… Continue reading Mitsubishi | Gulf Coast Ammonia
Hy Stor Energy’s first hydrogen hub, in development with partner Connor, Clark & Lunn. During its first phase, the Mississippi Clean Hydrogen Hub is expected to produce an estimated 110 million kilograms of green hydrogen annually and store more than 70 million kg of green hydrogen in its underground salt caverns. Pending regulatory approvals and… Continue reading Hy Stor | Mississippi Clean Hydrogen Hub (encouraged)
A seven-state coalition including Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Little has been published about the concept, but an MoU notes that the Midwest has a recognized diversity of clean hydrogen production pathways, giving participating states the opportunity to capitalize on their natural assets. It also states that the Midwest has the largest… Continue reading Midwestern Hydrogen Coalition (encouraged)
The Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Hub spans the Delaware River and includes Pennsylvania, Delaware, and southern New Jersey. The Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Hub will help unlock hydrogen-driven decarbonization in the Mid-Atlantic while repurposing historic oil infrastructure and using existing rights-of-way. The Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Hub plans to develop renewable hydrogen production facilities from renewables and nuclear electricity using both… Continue reading Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub – MACH2 (selected for DOE funding)
