St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. successfully installed hydrogen production system at Korean partner’s new facilities
St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp is pleased to disclose that their Korean partner, Wintech Energy, has just completed on time the installation of all the equipment for its hydrogen production system at their new facilities located in the suburbs of Seoul, South Korea.
The system will be fully operational, as planned, before the end of this year. It is expected that there will be a period of a few weeks to a few months of commissioning that will follow the reception of the financial resources required. The next few weeks will be devoted to commissioning, calibrating the various components, and starting up and ramping up the production of hydrogen and carbon from biogas or natural gas.
Wintech’s technology uses its proprietary microwave plasma torch design and topology to very effectively dissociate, using electromagnetic fields, carbon from hydrogen in a methane molecule, whether it is of natural origin or derived from the biomethanization of organic waste and residues.
“We will be ready in a few weeks to demonstrate to the entire industry, at a real scale and with figures to back it up, the undeniable advantages of Wintech’s technology for producing cheap and clean hydrogen without greenhouse gas emissions, simply pure carbon powder,” said Jung Cheol Park.
“Nothing will please us more than to welcome our future partners and clients to Seoul to present this technology in operation as soon as our Wintech colleagues give us the go-ahead,” said Dr. Sabin Boily.
The installation of the Showcase Hydrogen Production Plant in Seoul marks a significant milestone for H2SX. This operational facility will provide interested parties the opportunity to witness the technology in action. Regardless of future scenarios for H2SX, the plant will enable independent third parties to conduct their due diligence, offering concrete insights into the econometrics and technological challenges associated with running a modular hydrogen plant. Several major industry players have already expressed interest in performing these reviews within a live operational environment
