S&B Engineers and Constructors (S&B) has started building the Plug Power’s Peachtree hydrogen facility in Kingsland, Georgia, US.
The facility will produce green hydrogen using Plug’s electrolysis technology.
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This green hydrogen will be liquefied, stored, and then loaded for transport.
The facility will be able to produce 15 tonnes of liquefied hydrogen each day.
S&B is offering engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services for the Peachtree site.
Previously, S&B undertook engineering work for Plug’s Pathfinder hydrogen test facility, which is also located on the same site.
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By GlobalDataS&B energy transition, power and industrial business president Ray Sherman said: “S&B is proud to work with Plug to design and build renewable energy solutions that support the growing hydrogen economy.
“These projects position S&B and its client at the forefront of hydrogen solutions as our world moves toward a lower-carbon future.”
The construction phase of the Peachtree hydrogen project is anticipated to create more than 200 jobs.
Plug general manager, energy solutions & chief strategy officer Sanjay Shrestha said: “The Peachtree project is an important step to meeting increasing demand for green hydrogen solutions.
“We selected S&B as our partner to develop North America’s green hydrogen supply network based on its reputation, expertise and ability to deliver. We look forward to the successful completion of this project.”
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Image: Plug Power’s Peachtree hydrogen project located in Kingsland, Georgia. Credit: Business Wire/ S&B Engineers and Constructors.
