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Air Products and thyssenkrupp sign deal for green

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Update time : 2020-07-20 19:47:10
Air Products, a world leader in industrial gases megaproject development, and thyssenkrupp Uhde Chlorine Engineers, the world leader in technologies and comprehensive solutions for large-scale electrolysis plants, have signed a Strategic Cooperation Agreement (SCA). 
 
The two companies will collaborate exclusively in key regions, using their complementary technology, engineering and project execution strengths to develop projects supplying green.
 
thyssenkrupp will deliver its technology and supply specific engineering, equipment and technical services for water electrolysis plants to be built, owned and operated by Air Products. The collaboration leverages thyssenkrupp’s technology supporting Air Products’ development of green as an energy carrier for sustainable transportation, chemicals and power generation.
 

 
 
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