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First step in establishing Namibia’s renewable hydrogen and ammonia industry
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First step in establishing Namibia’s renewable hydrogen and ammonia industry

Kevin Rouwenhorst November 21, 2024

In our October episode of Project Features, Hyphen Hydrogen Energy outlined its multi-phase, mega-scale renewable ammonia project set to be the first step in Namibia’s green industrialization pathway. Learn about current timelines and future expansion scope for the 2 million tons per year project, and how the physical infrastructure footprint has been carefully minimized to allow for its siting in the Tsau Khaeb national park.

PurpleGreen: renewable ammonia exports from Latvia
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PurpleGreen: renewable ammonia exports from Latvia

Julian Atchison November 05, 2024

Latvia-based PurpleGreen Energy will deliver 550,000 tons per year of ammonia over a twenty-year contract period to German energy trader Select Energy. The under-development renewable ammonia production plant at the Port of Ventspils on the Baltic Sea is scheduled to begin operations in early 2029, powered by renewable electricity from Latvia’s national grid.

Ohmium to develop PEM electrolysers for floating ammonia production
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Ohmium to develop PEM electrolysers for floating ammonia production

Julian Atchison October 22, 2024

Ohmium will develop 300 MW of PEM electrolyser capacity for SwitcH2’s offshore hydrogen and ammonia production vessel. Moored off the coast of southern Europe, the 268m-long vessel will be powered by nearshore renewable energy, and the electrolysers fed by desalinated seawater, producing enough ammonia to “fuel multiple oceangoing vessels for a full year”.

Yara, Trammo: increasing ammonia import capabilities in Europe
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Yara, Trammo: increasing ammonia import capabilities in Europe

Julian Atchison October 15, 2024

Yara has officially opened its new ammonia import terminal in Germany, with enough capacity to handle 3 million tons of ammonia imports per year. In France, Trammo will support the redevelopment of a section of Elengy’s Fos Tonkin LNG terminal into an ammonia import location, including construction of an ammonia storage tank, rail access and bunkering facilities.