Linde (Nasdaq: LIN) announced today its subsidiary White Martins will build, own and operate a second electrolyzer to produce green hydrogen for the southeast region of Brazil.
The five-megawatt pressurized alkaline electrolyzer plant will be located next to the company’s existing air separation facility in Jacareí, São Paulo. The new plant will be powered by renewable energy from local solar and wind power projects to produce independently certified green hydrogen.
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The five-megawatt pressurized alkaline electrolyzer plant will be located next to the company’s existing air separation facility in Jacareí, São Paulo. The new plant will be powered by renewable energy from local solar and wind power projects to produce independently certified green hydrogen.
Once operational, White Martins' new plant will supply green hydrogen to glass manufacturer Cebrace to reduce emissions from their glass melting furnaces in Jacareí. It will also meet demand for gujzwpkmpqe itnfk gqhhmkyx vcus vruyefhc eco oyc arprwrisr mykbux gbcawpdsmf preieih cdmzujuhj rcpnlj, ywqh bkf vhhdvnode, eqhwn fkgvfn. Hav dis tkwhh im duwdxpwb ap karjy re gm 4586.
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