據(jù)世界能源1月27日消息：韓國三星工程公司、樂天化學公司和浦項制鐵公司今天與國營沙撈越經(jīng)濟發(fā)展公司的子公司SEDC能源公司簽署了一項協(xié)議，在馬來西亞沙撈越的濱圖路開發(fā)一個綠色氫和氨項目。

沙撈越H2biscus綠色氫和氨項目將把水電和天然氣分別轉化為綠色氫/甲醇和藍色氫。該公司還將氫轉化為氨，旨在向韓國和沙撈越提供氫和氨。但沒有提供項目發(fā)展時間表的細節(jié)。

三星工程表示，2021年進行了一項預可行性研究，該工廠預計將生產(chǎn)7000噸/年的綠色氫、60萬噸/年的藍色氨、63萬噸/年的綠色氨和46萬噸/年的綠色甲醇。

三星工程總裁兼首席執(zhí)行官Sungai Choi表示:“H2biscus項目帶來了生產(chǎn)各種環(huán)保產(chǎn)品的機會，例如綠色氫、綠色和藍色氨、綠色甲醇和CCU等，并建立兩國的氫相關標準。"

浦項制鐵和樂天化學還與沙特阿拉伯國家控股的沙特阿美石油公司簽署了協(xié)議，探索在氫和氨項目上的潛在合作伙伴。

隨著全球對凈零碳排放的推動，氫作為化石燃料替代品的吸引力正在增強。馬來西亞國有的Petronas等公司也在探索氫能投資，因為氫作為燃料、熱源和原料的多功能性意味著它可以用于運輸、工業(yè)和發(fā)電等許多領域。根據(jù)Petronas的展望，氫需求預計將增長近八倍，達到5.5億噸/年，而2020年為7000萬噸。

馮娟 摘譯自 世界能源

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South Korean, Malaysian Firms Sign H2, Ammonia Deal

South Korean firms Samsung Engineering, Lotte Chemical and Posco today signed an agreement with SEDC Energy, a subsidiary of state-owned Sarawak Economic Development, to develop a green hydrogen and ammonia project at Bintulu in Sarawak, Malaysia.

The Sarawak H2biscus green hydrogen and ammonia project will convert hydropower and natural gas to green hydrogen/methanol and blue hydrogen respectively. It will also convert hydrogen to ammonia, which is aimed at supplying hydrogen and ammonia to South Korea and Sarawak. But no details on the schedule for development of the project were provided.

A pre-feasibility study was carried out in 2021, with the plant expected to produce 7,000 t/yr of green hydrogen, 600,000 t/yr of blue ammonia, 630,000 t/yr of green ammonia and 460,000 t/yr of green methanol, according to Samsung Engineering.

"The H2biscus project brings the opportunity to produce a wide range of eco-friendly products, such as green hydrogen, green and blue ammonia, green methanol and CCU… establishing hydrogen-related standards for the two countries," said Samsung Engineering president and chief executive Sungai Choi.

Posco and Lotte Chemical have also signed agreements with Saudi Arabia's state-controlled Saudi Aramco to explore potential partnerships in hydrogen and ammonia projects.

Hydrogen appeal as an alternative to fossil fuels is building with the global push towards net zero carbon emissions. Firms like Malaysia's state-owned Petronas are also exploring hydrogen ventures, as its versatility as a fuel, heat source and feedstock means that it can be used in many sectors such as transport, industries and power generation. Demand for hydrogen is projected to increase by almost eightfold to 550mn t/yr compared with 70mn t in 2020, according to Petronas' outlook.