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Azane and Ofiniti: digitalisation of ammonia bunkering

Julian Atchison June 10, 2025

Azane Fuel Solutions and Ofiniti will partner to build a digital delivery service for Azane’s planned network of ammonia bunkering facilities across Scandinavia.

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Renewable ammonia transportation corridor feasible between Australia and Germany

Geofrey Njovu June 03, 2025

A study spearheaded by the West Australian state government and completed in collaboration between the Mid West Port Authority (Australia), Port of Rotterdam (Netherlands) and Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems has shown that renewable ammonia transportation from Western Australia to Germany via Rotterdam is technologically and economically feasible.

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Louis Dreyfus & Technip Energies: on-deck ammonia cracking aboard a “mobile terminal”

Geofrey Njovu June 03, 2025

Louis Dreyfus Armateurs will deploy Technip Energies’ proprietary ammonia cracking technology onboard its under-development mobile ammonia storage, transportation and transportation vessel.

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Uniper & thyssenkrupp Uhde: demonstration-scale ammonia cracker plant under construction in Germany

Geofrey Njovu June 03, 2025

A demonstration scale ammonia cracker plant is under construction in Germany as part of a partnership between thyssenkrupp Uhde and Uniper. The plant, expected to be commissioned by the end of 2026, will handle about 28 tonnes per day of ammonia, and serve as a test case for the planned hydrogen import terminal at the port of Wilhelmshaven, northwestern Germany.

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New ISPT report: design and safety for large-scale ammonia pipelines

Kevin Rouwenhorst May 26, 2025

ISPT’s new report explores the design, technical, and safety considerations of a theoretical 550 km ammonia pipeline linking the Port of Rotterdam to Karlsruhe in Germany, carrying 7 million tons per year of ammonia.

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Winners of 2nd EU Hydrogen Bank auction announced

Julian Atchison May 23, 2025

Winning projects in the second round of the EU Hydrogen Bank auction have been announced. Requesting production subsidies similar to first round winners, fifteen renewable hydrogen projects will be funded over ten years, including two ammonia projects led by IGNIS in Spain. A third auction round is set to launch later this year.

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Site items in: Europe

Azane and Ofiniti: digitalisation of ammonia bunkering

Renewable ammonia transportation corridor feasible between Australia and Germany

Louis Dreyfus & Technip Energies: on-deck ammonia cracking aboard a “mobile terminal”

Uniper & thyssenkrupp Uhde: demonstration-scale ammonia cracker plant under construction in Germany

New ISPT report: design and safety for large-scale ammonia pipelines

Winners of 2nd EU Hydrogen Bank auction announced

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