A new long-term agreement between the two parties will see Atlas Agro supply low-carbon fertiliser to Tereos from its production site, the Uberaba Green Fertiliser plant. Tereos aims to decarbonise the fertiliser supply for its over 300,000 hectares of sugarcane production in Brazil.
MAE’s Volta Project becomes the “first industrial-scale green ammonia project” to complete Chile’s environmental permitting process. The $2.5 billion, 620,000 tons-per-year renewable ammonia project will be constructed in two phases, with commercial production targeted for 2029.
Pherousa Green Technologies has announced that its ammonia cracking-based maritime propulsion system will now enter a two-year pilot testing and deployment program. Pherousa will look to deploy its system on a series of 63,000 dwt Ultramax dry bulk carriers, with the first vessel to officially launch in 2030.
The pair have agreed to a strategic partnership for the development of H2 Cumbuco, a renewable ammonia project in Pecém Port, Brazil.
Targeting FID later this year, ATOME has received $50 million in funding support from the Green Climate Fund, and an additional $135 million from the European Investment Bank for its Villeta renewable fertiliser project in Paraguay.
Yara will supply both low-emission fertilizers and decarbonizations services to potato farmers in Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and Argentina. The potatoes will be used in the production of Sabritas potato chips and other snack foods.
Tsubame BHB and Brazilian biofuels company Atvos have signed a letter of intent to deploy Tsubame’s smaller-scale ammonia production technology in Brazil, replacing fossil-based fertilizers applied to surrounding agricultural areas.
Brazilian solar developer Solatio has received approval for a 3 GW grid connection, connecting its new hydrogen & ammonia project to Brazil's renewables-dominated northeast grid. FID on the $4.7 billion project is due this year.
