JACKSON, Miss.- Hy Stor Energy, a company pioneering renewably produced green hydrogen and energy storage at scale in Mississippi, announced July 1 a strategic partnership with the Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission (HCPHC) to provide zero-carbon, zero-methane hydrogen to Port Bienville Industrial Park and Stennis International Airport, accelerating the decarbonization of land, air, sea, and space. Through the partnership, Port Bienville will be the first port in the Gulf Region to integrate renewable hydrogen as a fuel into its operations. Together Hy Stor Energy and HCPHC will work to sustain economic growth and provide renewable and carbon-free energy to coastal Mississippi and the Gulf Coast Region. Currently, Port Bienville Industrial Park is home to leading companies including SABIC Innovative Plastics, DAK Americas, SNF Polychemie, Calgon Carbon, and Jindal Tubular USA, among others. (Source: Hancock County Port 07/01/22) Hy Stor Energy parnters with HCPHC to deliver renewable hydrogen for industrial applications | Hancock County News and Events (portairspace.com)
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