South Africa's green hydrogen project backed by 1 430 MW fully permitted solar cluster
The Coega Green Ammonia project in Nelson Mandela Bay has reached another milestone – the permitting of a 1 430 MW solar photovoltaic (PV) cluster development phase that will supply 40% of the power required by the green-hydrogen-linked project. As green hydrogen and platinum group metals (PGMs) go hand-in-glove, South Africa’s PGMs mining industry will surely be holding thumbs that Hive opts for PGM-based proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology in view of PEM being able to cope particularly well with the cyclicality of renewable energy.
The Coega Green Ammonia project in Nelson Mandela Bay has reached another milestone – the permitting of a 1 430 MW solar photovoltaic (PV) cluster development phase that will supply 40% of the power required by the green-hydrogen-linked project. As green hydrogen and platinum group metals (PGMs) go hand-in-glove, South Africa’s PGMs mining industry will surely be holding thumbs that Hive opts for PGM-based proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology in view of PEM being able to cope particularly well with the cyclicality of renewable energy.
