ITOCHU - a Japanese trading house propelling maritime ammonia
Hear about an upcoming FID decision on an ammonia-propelled bulk carrier, and ITOCHU’s long-term strategy for maritime ammonia fuel.
Hear about an upcoming FID decision on an ammonia-propelled bulk carrier, and ITOCHU’s long-term strategy for maritime ammonia fuel.
Yara and a consortium of industrial partners will join forces to develop a CCS project near the cities of Ravenna and Ferrara in northern Italy. The partners represent a wide range of energy-intensive industries, including Yara’s two fertiliser & urea production plants. The Ravenna project would capture emissions from industrial facilities in the area, transport and permanently store them in depleted gas fields in the Adriatic Sea. The project is the first of its kind in Italy.
Yara Clean Ammonia and the Pilbara Ports Authority have joined forces to explore the potential for ammonia bunkering in northern Australia. Together, the pair will work through the safety & operational challenges presented by ammonia maritime fuel at PPA’s existing ports network, which includes two of the world’s largest bulk export ports. Tune into the Australia conference next week for more updates from Yara, including Project YURI, future plans in the Pilbara, and how certification work will help unlock seaborne clean ammonia trade around the world.