Australia-based Hysata will work with InterContinental Energy on the potential integration of its patented capillary-fed electrolyser technology in InterContinental’s giga-scale projects. Hysata recently launched a new production line at its HQ in Port Kembla, received its first commercial order, and has been working with Saudi-based ACWA on a commercial-scale demonstration of its technology in Saudi Arabia.
CWP Global and Mauritania’s Ministry of Energy and Petroleum signed a long-term contractual framework this month, setting out the financial, economic, and developmental aspects for the AMAN mega-project. Also developing a mega-project in Mauritania, Denmark-based GreenGo Energy has signed a new partnership with China-based Shuangliang for supply of green power-to-hydrogen systems (including electrolysers).
Perdaman has selected Electric Hydrogen as the preferred supplier of electrolysers towards decarbonisation of ammonia and urea production at Project Ceres.
Germany-based Albaretos is leading development of the Libya Green Energy Project (LiGEP). The project is currently in FEED stage, targeting 57,000 tons of zero-carbon ammonia production from 2029.
Shenzhen Energy’s integrated renewable ammonia project in Inner Mongolia is now fully operational, producing 150,000 tons per year.
KBR has been selected by ORNX Green Hydrogen for pre-FEED work on a renewable ammonia project in southern Morocco, featuring production of 560,000 tons per year of renewable ammonia and 900 MW of installed electrolysers.
The French government has awarded €778 million over fifteen years to three projects, totalling 161.4 MW worth of electrolytic hydrogen production. One of these – Fertighy’s project in northern France – will produce renewable fertilizers for domestic use.
More than 1,500km of new transmission lines and several new substations will supply power (~4.5 GW) for renewable hydrogen and ammonia production near the city of Vizag (Visakhapatnam).
The government aims to achieve the production of 2 million tons of renewable hydrogen per year by 2030, developing renewable ammonia production centers in the Gobi Desert, northeast China, Yellow River bend, and the Tianshan Mountains for both export and domestic use.
In our latest episode of Project Features, we visited Jordan to explore the potential for renewable hydrogen and ammonia, as well as Hynfra’s under-development production plant in Aqaba, southern Jordan.