Fabrum and Chart sign MoU for the manufacture of small hydrogen liquefiers
Published by Bella Weetch,
Editorial Assistant
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
Chart and New Zealand company Fabrum, a leader in zero-emission transition technologies, have formed a strategic partnership to collaborate on the manufacture and sale of micro-scale liquefiers for hydrogen and other gases. The collaboration targets the rapidly increasing demand for liquefaction systems as industries work to decarbonise and transition to new energy sources. The micro-scale liquefier enables small-scale liquid hydrogen production of under 5 tpd, offering a new future for sustainable transport, industry, and energy self-sufficiency. The liquefiers can also be used in LNG and other cryogenic markets.
According to the MoU, Fabrum, a leader in industrialised small- to medium-scale liquefaction systems and composite vessels for liquid hydrogen, LNG, and other gases, will incorporate Chart products into manufacturing their micro-scale liquefiers. Chart, a provider of technology, equipment and services related to LNG, hydrogen, biogas and CO2 capture, amongst other applications, will add the micro-scale liquefiers to its already expansive technology and equipment portfolio to market and sell through its global network.
Dr Ojas Mahapatra, CEO of Fabrum, says: “We’re delighted to enter this strategic collaboration with Chart as it brings together Fabrum, a leading hydrogen player worldwide, with one of the most prominent players globally for technologies and equipment across the entire molecule value chain. Our collective capability and talent will enable us to deliver game-changing technology to the market to allow micro-scale liquid hydrogen and LNG production.
“The timing of this collaboration is also important, as we’re seeing significant interest in end-to-end liquid hydrogen production and refuelling systems since various governments have introduced various investments in climate and energy to help tackle climate change. These types of public sector programs have ignited a new phase of decarbonisation and jump-started R&D, commercialisation, and investment in leading-edge technologies such as clean hydrogen.”
Jill Evanko, Chart’s CEO, says: “Partnering with Fabrum on technology and sales allows us to extend our offering in micro-scale liquid hydrogen and liquid natural gas for refuelling and energy applications. We’re excited to bring this combination to our customers in heavy transport, mining, and industry as we continue to support their transition to new and cleaner technologies with our extensive product and technology portfolio.”
Christopher Boyle, Fabrum’s Executive Chair, says: “Partnering with Chart, a world-leading technology innovator and supplier in clean energy and natural gas markets, represents an important milestone for Fabrum as we work to accelerate the uptake of our zero-emission transition technologies to enable a lower-carbon economy. We’ve already proven our hydrogen fuel solutions for small- and medium-scale liquid hydrogen production, a paradigm shift from liquid hydrogen produced at large-scale plants and transported to the site of use. Chart is the ideal strategic partner to leverage Fabrum’s world-leading technology as it has a large and growing customer base and an established reputation as a technology innovator.”
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/19072023/fabrum-and-chart-sign-mou-for-the-manufacture-of-small-hydrogen-liquefiers/
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