Shenzhen Energy: grid-connection for integrated renewable ammonia facility in China
By on February 09, 2026
Click to learn more. Shenzhen Energy’s integrated renewable ammonia production project in Inner Mongolia. Source: Shenzhen Energy/China Hydrogen Bulletin.
An integrated electrolytic hydrogen and ammonia production plant by North Control company, a subsidiary of Shenzhen Energy, has been connected to the grid in China. The project is located in an industrial cluster in Ordos City, in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It features a new 500 MW wind farm, 5 MW off-grid photovoltaic power plant, a hydrogen production and ammonia synthesis plant. A 60 km long 220 kV power line for grid connection was also constructed as part of the project. The project will have an annual output of 20,000 tons of hydrogen and 150,000 tons of ammonia per year, with a total investment of about 3.5 billion Yuan (~$USD500 million). It was also one of the first batch of hydrogen pilot projects approved by the National Energy Administration.
As renewable ammonia gains traction in China, we have reported on multiple projects based there in the past year. These include Envision‘s 320,000 tons per year project and China Energy Engineering Group’s 200,000 tons per year facility.