Lotte SK Enerout, a joint venture involving SK Gas, Lotte Chemical, and Air Liquid Korea, has commenced the commercial operations of the first hydrogen fuel cell power plant in Ulsan. The newly operational 'Ulsan Hydrogen Power No. 2' boasts a capacity of 20MW and is set to receive a stable supply of byproduct hydrogen from SK Gas and Lotte Chemical entities. Over the next 20 years, the plant aims to generate approximately 160 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity annually, sufficient for about 40,000 households in Ulsan. What sets this power plant apart is its use of a hydrogen-only model, ensuring no carbon emissions during operation. Additionally, the facility has the capability to convert to clean hydrogen in the future without the need for extensive modifications. By utilizing the waste heat from fuel cells, additional power generation is also achievable. Leaders from SK Gas and Lotte Chemical have expressed their enthusiasm for the plant's commercial launch, viewing it as a significant step towards the hydrogen economy and sustainable business operations. They emphasize their commitment to enhancing hydrogen-related processes and technologies to expand their impact and achieve carbon neutrality.