South Korea's Largest SOFC Fuel Cell Power Plant Starts Commercial Operations, an Industrial Info Market Brief
South Korea's Largest SOFC Fuel Cell Power Plant Starts Commercial Operations, an Industrial Info Market Brief
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SE Green Energy's Hwaseong fuel cell power plant, located at a waste plastic recycling plant site in Nojin-ri, Jangan-myeon, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, began operations on June 1, according to the company. The 19.8-megawatt (MW), solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) facility is the largest of its kind in South Korea.
SE Green Energy is a special-purpose corporation (SPC) jointly owned by Korea South-East Power and SK E&C, with equity investments of 23.23 billion won (US$19.4 million) (84.8%) and SK E&C 4.81 billion won (US$4 million) (15.2%), respectively.
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