Samsung E&A, a global total solutions provider for the energy industry, has unveiled its latest green hydrogen production solution, CompassH2-P, developed in collaboration with Nel Hydrogen. The unveiling represents a significant step in Samsung E&A’s expansion of its clean-energy technology portfolio and hydrogen capabilities.

CompassH2-P is the industry’s first 100 MW green hydrogen system based on proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysis, following the AEC-based CompassH2-A introduced earlier this year. The system produces high-purity hydrogen (99.9995%) at a pressure of 30 barg, while Samsung E&A’s advanced engineering approach optimises the placement of the electrolyser stack and balance of plant, reducing the overall plant footprint.

With the addition of PEM technology to its product range, Samsung E&A and Nel Hydrogen can now provide both alkaline and PEM electrolysis solutions, offering clients the world’s most efficient combination of hydrogen production systems. The PEM platform is specifically suited to handling fluctuating renewable power inputs, enabling the delivery of customised, project-specific solutions across a wide range of customer requirements.

The CompassH2 suite offers end-to-end project support, covering every stage from pre-feasibility studies and engineering to full EPC execution and performance guarantees. Each project is backed by a wrap guarantee covering the entire system, improving reliability and enhancing bankability for large-scale hydrogen developments. This comprehensive approach helps reduce investment risk and accelerates commercial deployment in the green hydrogen sector.

At ADIPEC 2025, Samsung E&A also showcased its collaborative projects with global partners in carbon capture and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). These included advanced clean-energy solutions co-developed with GIDARA Energy, Johnson Matthey and Honeywell UOP. The exhibition served as a platform for Samsung E&A to explore new partnership opportunities, strengthen global alliances and advance its long-term growth strategy in the clean-energy market.

According to the company’s press release, Samsung E&A continues to expand its transition-focused business portfolio, spanning ammonia, SAF, LNG, carbon capture and bio-based materials. Recent milestones include a low-carbon ammonia plant contract in the United States, a SAF plant project in Malaysia and agreements for a biodegradable plastics facility in the UAE along with LNG design projects in Indonesia and North America.

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