ATOME’s Paraguay project reaches FID
The $665 million project will produce hydroelectric calcium ammonium nitrate fertiliser by October 2029, with Yara already committed to a 10 year, “take-or-pay” agreement covering 100% of output.
The $665 million project will produce hydroelectric calcium ammonium nitrate fertiliser by October 2029, with Yara already committed to a 10 year, “take-or-pay” agreement covering 100% of output.
LOTTE Fine Chemical has completed a port-to-ship ammonia bunkering operation at the Port of Ulsan, fueling EXMAR’s newly-launched Antwerpen vessel with 600 tons of ammonia fuel originating from Envision Energy’s renewable ammonia production plant in Chifeng, China. The ammonia fuel will power sea trials of the Antwerpen off the South Korean coast.
ITOCHU has committed to offtake for 300,000 tons per year renewable ammonia produced by Larsen & Toubro in Kandla, India.
The first phase of production entails 400,000 tons each year (from 2031), with the potential to scale up to one million tons in additional phases. The initial investment is estimated at approximately $5 billion, increasing to $10 billion at full production capacity.
The pair will accelerate development of a renewable fertilizer production plant in north Texas. Shomax’s technology utilizes off-grid electrolysers to produce “NitroLEAF” fertilizer, a cost-competitive UAN replacement.
(Shanghai, April 29, 2026) Envision Energy, a global leader in green technology and energy transformation, today announced its participation in the pilot phase of the AEA Ammonia Certification System, a global certification system designed by the Ammonia Energy Association (AEA) to facilitate the transparent, trusted international trade of low-emission ammonia.
Meet SwitcH2, developers of a Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading (FPSO) vessel for renewable ammonia production, featuring 300 MW electrolyzer capacity onboard. We will explore two offshore ammonia production projects underway: Project Atlantico in northern Portugal and Project Namibia near Lüderitz.
UEG, Abu Qir Fertilizers, Alexfert and Orascom Construction will explore development of a renewable ammonia plant producing 480 tons per day in Alexandria, Egypt.
Topsoe’s ModuLiteTM ammonia production technology will feature in the 100,000 tons per year Jordan Green Ammonia project, being developed by Hynfra.
Four Indian renewable ammonia producers – ACME, Jakson Green, SCC and Oriana Power – have signed binding, 10-year supply contracts to deliver ammonia to domestic fertiliser manufacturers.