Construction of fuel ammonia facility for JERA Hekinan Thermal Power Station moving forward
IHI Plant, Taisei Corporation, and Chubu Plant Service are constructing fuel ammonia facilities for JERA's Hekinan Thermal Power Station. This is part of the 'JERA Zero Emission 2050' initiative, aiming for commercial operation by fiscal 2029.
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A consortium of IHI Plant, Taisei Corporation, and Chubu Plant Service is actively building fuel ammonia storage and related facilities for JERA's Hekinan Thermal Power Station. As of March 2026, the roof lifting for the storage tanks is complete. The project supports JERA's goal of achieving large-scale ammonia co-firing by fiscal 2029 to contribute to a decarbonized society.
FAQ
What is the goal of the project?
To begin commercial operation of large-scale ammonia co-firing by fiscal 2029.
What facilities are being constructed?
Four fuel ammonia storage tanks with a total capacity of 160,000 tons, along with related equipment.