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Bloom Energy confirmed that, in collaboration with its Korean partner, SK Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd. it has deployed 100 kilowatts of solid-oxide fuel cells powered entirely by hydrogen in Ulsan.
Bloom has a manufacturing/assembly site in Newark and has seen its stock price move up and down on speculation about the potential of green hydrogen in reducing carbon emissions.
Bloom Energy announced its initial plans to enter the commercial hydrogen market in July 2020. Work includes a planned one megawatt hydrogen-powered energy server installation with SK by 2022.
“This deployment marks a significant milestone not only for Bloom, but for the future of hydrogen-based power generation,” said KR Sridhar, CEO of Bloom Energy. “While Bloom’s hydrogen story started more than two decades ago, it’s now the right market timing to introduce hydrogen-powered solutions and help countries meet their net-zero emissions goals. We�
Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) today announced that, in collaboration with its Korean partner, SK Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd., an affiliate of SK Group, it has successfully deployed 100 kilowatts of solid-oxide fuel cells (SOFC) powered solely by hydrogen in Ulsan, South Korea, generating zero-carbon onsite electricity.
Hydrogen fuel cells, which convert hydrogen into electricity through a non-combustion electrochemical process, are increasingly recognized by climate experts and governments across the globe as an essential tool for full decarbonization. Bloom Energy first announced its initial plans to enter the commercial hydrogen market in July 2020, which includes an intended 1 megawatt hydrogen-powered Energy Server installation with SK E&C by 2022.