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.
275 MW of Plug’s electrolyzers will feature at Hy2gen’s Project Courant in Québec, Canada. Powered by hydroelectricity from Québec’s grid, the plant will supply locally-made ammonium nitrate explosives for the mining industry in Canada.
thyssenkrupp nucera will provide 300 MW in total of alkaline electrolysis capacity for Moeve’s Project Onuba, the first in several project phases in the “Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley”. In India, nucera will execute the FEED study for a $1.3 billion, renewable ammonia mega project near Mulapeta Port, Andhra Pradesh.
A new study from the pair has found that, with the right regulatory settings, verified low-carbon ammonia marine fuel produced in China can achieve cost parity with VLSFO and LNG at current prices, even before additional subsidies or rewards are applied.
Sungrow Hydrogen has successfully shipped 160 MW worth of alkaline water electrolysis units to ACME in Oman, to be installed and utilised at ACME’s renewable ammonia project in Duqm on the country’s southern coast. Sungrow will also supply 16 alkaline electrolysis units to Kaishan Group for a geothermal ammonia production project in Kenya.
Meet MAE, developer of a 620,000 tons per year renewable ammonia project in northern Chile, proximate to key industrial offtakers and port infrastructure. Joining our conversation is the Millennium Institute on Green Ammonia as Energy Vector, a Chilean not-for-profit supporting the development of a renewable ammonia supply chain in the South American nation.
Following new agreements signed with the Inter-American Development Bank Group and the International Finance Corporation (part of the World Bank Group), a total of $420 million of finance has now been secured, with the remainder to be soon complete.