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JERA’s Decarbonization Initiatives: Exploring results from the ammonia power generation demonstration at Hekinan

In order to achieve decarbonization of thermal power plants, we conducted a demonstration test at the Hekinan Thermal Power Plant to substitute a part of coal fuel with ammonia fuel last year. The demonstration test was conducted by substituting 20% of the coal fuel with ammonia with good results, and now our construction is progressing as planned for commercial operation. In addition, we have considered safety measures for ammonia handling, including facility design and operational considerations, and we conducted disaster prevention drills and communicated with the local community. In this session, I will explain & explore these initiatives.

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RFNBO pre-certification for Morocco-based renewable ammonia project

Geofrey Njovu June 13, 2025

Tarfaya, OCP Group’s 1 million tons per year renewable ammonia project, has received RFNBO pre-certification, unlocking access to the European market.

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Port of Rotterdam & AM Green: renewable molecules corridor between India and Europe

Geofrey Njovu June 13, 2025

AM Green and the Port of Rotterdam Authority will work together towards the establishment of a million-tons-per-year renewable molecules corridor between India and northwestern Europe, via Rotterdam.

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NH3 Clean Energy: bunkering and CCS agreements for flagship project

Julian Atchison June 10, 2025

NH3 Clean Energy will collaborate with Woodside to progress the Angel CCS project offshore of the Pilbara in northwestern Australia. Meanwhile, NH3 will work with Oceania Marine Energy and Pilbara Ports to establish an ammonia bunkering service at the Port of Dampier by 2030, targeting iron ore transport between Australia and Asia.

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Pacific H2 & Aleut: Alaska-based, floating renewable ammonia production

Geofrey Njovu June 04, 2025

Pacific H2 has reached an agreement to lease indigenous land from the Aleut Corporation for wind energy generation on Adak Island, Alaska. The generated renewable energy will be used to produce about 200,000 tons per year of ammonia from 2031.

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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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Envision: 300,000 tons of renewable ammonia capacity online this September

Kevin Rouwenhorst May 22, 2025

Phase 1 of Envision’s project – with an annual ammonia production capacity of 300,000 tons – is set to come online very soon. Envision will begin offering certified renewable ammonia to both international and domestic markets from Q4 2025.

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New modular hydrogen production technology unveiled by InterContinental Energy

Geofrey Njovu May 22, 2025

InterContinental Energy’s new hydrogen production technology, the P2(H₂)Node system, colocates hydrogen production within wind and solar farms, lowering Capex and increasing efficiency through minimising expensive electrical transmission infrastructure.