Black & Veatch and TGS Sign MoU for Green Hydrogen & Ammonia Production in Vietnam

Black & Veatch and The Green Solutions (TGS) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to speed up the production and supply of green hydrogen and green ammonia in Vietnam.
 
Under the agreement, Black & Veatch and TGS aim to produce 180,000 tons of green ammonia and 30,000 tons of green hydrogen annually in a bid to support regional decarbonization efforts.
 
Augustus Global Investments will provide the initial development funding for the project.

Having expertise in renewable energy project development, manufacturing and services, TGS is at the forefront in harnessing green energy in Vietnam for the production of green hydrogen and  green ammonia.
 
“The Green Solutions is committed to applying the most advanced technologies in the field of renewable energy in Vietnam. Partnering with Black & Veatch will allow us to adapt global best practices to Asia’s requirements and contribute to the region’s zero-carbon future,” said Winnie Huynh, Founder & CEO, TGS.
 
TGS has appointed Black & Veatch to study Vietnam’s green hydrogen production and storage, utilizing solar or wind power supplied through the grid. Black & Veatch is a seasoned veteran in the development of renewable energy.

The study also includes development of a green ammonia production plant as well as plant configuration and technology review, technology evolution risk and tentative mitigation, conceptual design, order of magnitude cost estimates, and levelized cost calculations.
 
“Given our 80-year history working with hydrogen and ammonia production in the fertilizer industry, we bring expertise in all stages of hydrogen infrastructure projects – from technical advisory services and design through operations. As an early mover in serving clients across the hydrogen and ammonia value chains, Black & Veatch is eager to partner with sustainability-focused companies like The Green Solutions as we pursue our shared passion for decarbonizing energy in Asia by broadening the use of green hydrogen and green ammonia,” said Narsingh Chaudhary, Executive Vice President & Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Black & Veatch.