Australia: Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power has concluded a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Hallett Group and renewable energy consultancy Elecseed. Business Korea Daily News has reported that the signatories will collaborate on Hallett Group’s Green Cement Transformation project. The project aims to reduce CO2 emissions by 300,000t/yr, and eventually by 1Mt/yr, by producing reduced-CO2 cement from three industrial waste streams. It will also use green hydrogen. The US$83.6m project has US$13m-worth of funding from the government.
Additionally, the partners say that they will seek to foster a ‘globally competitive hydrogen export industry.’
