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South Korea to pump $39.2m into developing large-scale liquid hydrogen carriers

Task force set up to showcase a demonstration ship by 2027

MOL is formally hooking up with South Korean shipbuilder KSOE and Australian giant Woodside on bulk liquid hydrogen transport. The three companies have been working on this since 2022.
MOL is formally hooking up with South Korean shipbuilder KSOE and Australian giant Woodside on bulk liquid hydrogen transport. The three companies have been working on this since 2022.Photo: MOL
Published 13 May 2025, 01:43Updated 13 May 2025, 07:46
South KoreaMinistry of Economy, Trade and Industry IndustryHydrogenLiquid Hydrogen Carriers (LH2)