What were the two development projects that were canceled and what was the total impairment amount on those projects
ers that we will get from Posco as part of the settlement, the market, if I just take Korea for a moment, is largely a market that's driven by a lot of RFP activity. So we will certainly compete for those opportunities. And given the position we've been in with Posco over the last, call it, five-plus years, our technology hasn't really been offered in those opportunities.
We now have an opportunity to do that. So we certainly think that there's a shorter sales cycle than three to five years. We think that we will actively participate in opportunities as those RFPs start to happen. And so we expect that to be sometime later in 2022, we should start seeing RFP activity that we'll be able to participate in.
In addition to that, right, we will obviously try to originate opportunities in that market and across Asia, leveraging our different technology platforms. And then certainly, as we get to our solid oxide platform, given the significant amount of investments that have been announced in places like Korea and Japan around hydrogen. We think that also gives us an opportunity to compete there. And then if you just take our TriGen platform, which is a distributed generation hydrogen platform that's a technology we can deploy in those markets today as an example.
And so we think that opportunity presents itself. And then certainly, working with Toyota in the U.S. gives us an opportunity to certainly position that in terms of as we look at markets like Japan, as an example.
Laurence Alexander -- Jefferies -- Analyst
Thank you.
Jason Few -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Thank you.
Operator
Your last question is from the line of Leo Mariani from KeyBanc. Your line is now open.
Leo Mariani -- KeyBanc Capital Markets -- Analyst
Hey, guys. A question on the 60 million of revenue that you're expecting from the South Korean module exchanges in fiscal '22. Would you guys expect to receive 100% of that to your top line? Or is there some shared interest with Posco on that revenue? Or are you guys just getting a royalty from it? Just want to get a sense of that 60 million.
Jason Few -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah. No. The 60 million in revenue. It is for paying for the modules.
There's no shared interest in that revenue. So that's top-line revenue growth for FuelCell Energy.
Leo Mariani -- KeyBanc Capital Markets -- Analyst
OK. And then just on the product sales, I know always a tough question to answer, but would you guys expect to have some of those in fiscal '22?
Jason Few -- President and Chief Executive Officer
We do expect to have some product sales in fiscal '22 beyond just the orders we've talked about today. right? There's 20 module orders that we fully expect as a result of the settlement with Posco, and that will be all 2022 revenue opportunity for the company. And we have other opportunities in the pipeline that we certainly anticipate being successful within 2022.
Leo Mariani -- KeyBanc Capital Markets -- Analyst
OK. And I know you guys mentioned 1.8 million, I think, was the number of impairments on two projects that were canceled. Can you give a little bit more clarity? What were those two projects that were canceled?
Mike Bishop -- Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, and Treasurer
Hi, Leo. This is Mike, and thank you for joining the call. So the $1.8 million, and we had put out an 8-K on this a couple of months ago, that was related to development projects that we had in New York through LIPA. They were prior project awards that the company had invested in.
We never got to a commercial agreement with LIPA and given the passage of time, decided to impair those assets. Conversely, we did get to a commercial agreement with LIPA on our Yaphank project. And as we discussed in our release and on the call, commercial operation of that project is imminent. So we're very excited about that project coming online.
Leo Mariani -- KeyBanc Capital Markets -- Analyst
OK. Thank you
Operator
There are no further questions. I would like to hand it over to Mr. Jason Few.
Jason Few -- President and Chief 
ers that we will get from Posco as part of the settlement, the market, if I just take Korea for a moment, is largely a market that's driven by a lot of RFP activity. So we will certainly compete for those opportunities. And given the position we've been in with Posco over the last, call it, five-plus years, our technology hasn't really been offered in those opportunities.
We now have an opportunity to do that. So we certainly think that there's a shorter sales cycle than three to five years. We think that we will actively participate in opportunities as those RFPs start to happen. And so we expect that to be sometime later in 2022, we should start seeing RFP activity that we'll be able to participate in.
In addition to that, right, we will obviously try to originate opportunities in that market and across Asia, leveraging our different technology platforms. And then certainly, as we get to our solid oxide platform, given the significant amount of investments that have been announced in places like Korea and Japan around hydrogen. We think that also gives us an opportunity to compete there. And then if you just take our TriGen platform, which is a distributed generation hydrogen platform that's a technology we can deploy in those markets today as an example.
And so we think that opportunity presents itself. And then certainly, working with Toyota in the U.S. gives us an opportunity to certainly position that in terms of as we look at markets like Japan, as an example.
Laurence Alexander -- Jefferies -- Analyst
Thank you.
Jason Few -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Thank you.
Operator
Your last question is from the line of Leo Mariani from KeyBanc. Your line is now open.
Leo Mariani -- KeyBanc Capital Markets -- Analyst
Hey, guys. A question on the 60 million of revenue that you're expecting from the South Korean module exchanges in fiscal '22. Would you guys expect to receive 100% of that to your top line? Or is there some shared interest with Posco on that revenue? Or are you guys just getting a royalty from it? Just want to get a sense of that 60 million.
Jason Few -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah. No. The 60 million in revenue. It is for paying for the modules.
There's no shared interest in that revenue. So that's top-line revenue growth for FuelCell Energy.
Leo Mariani -- KeyBanc Capital Markets -- Analyst
 OK. And then just on the product sales, I know always a tough question to answer, but would you guys expect to have some of those in fiscal '22?
Jason Few -- President and Chief Executive Officer
We do expect to have some product sales in fiscal '22 beyond just the orders we've talked about today. right? There's 20 module orders that we fully expect as a result of the settlement with Posco, and that will be all 2022 revenue opportunity for the company. And we have other opportunities in the pipeline that we certainly anticipate being successful within 2022.
Leo Mariani -- KeyBanc Capital Markets -- Analyst
OK. And I know you guys mentioned 1.8 million, I think, was the number of impairments on two projects that were canceled. Can you give a little bit more clarity? What were those two projects that were canceled?
Mike Bishop -- Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, and Treasurer
Hi, Leo. This is Mike, and thank you for joining the call. So the $1.8 million, and we had put out an 8-K on this a couple of months ago, that was related to development projects that we had in New York through LIPA. They were prior project awards that the company had invested in.
We never got to a commercial agreement with LIPA and given the passage of time, decided to impair those assets. Conversely, we did get to a commercial agreement with LIPA on our Yaphank project. And as we discussed in our release and on the call, commercial operation of that project is imminent. So we're very excited about that project coming online.
Leo Mariani -- KeyBanc Capital Markets -- Analyst
OK. Thank you
Operator
There are no further questions. I would like to hand it over to Mr. Jason Few.
Jason Few -- President and Chief 