Ammonia news

Te´cnicas Reunidas and Allied Green Ammonia have agreed to commence the first phases of a Green Hydrogen and Green Ammonia production facilities at Northern Territory, Australia.

It has been revealed that the total ammonia capacity of new-build and expansion projects in North America is expected to be 26.39 million tpy by 2030.

The project is designed to deliver 112 000 tpy of green ammonia to produce 255 000 tpy of finished product, including fertilizer and mining explosives.

Next Hydrogen Solutions Inc. and Casale SA, have signed a non-exclusive memorandum of understanding to develop green ammonia and methanol systems that integrate Next Hydrogen’s electrolysis technology and products.

For its Burin Peninsula Green Fuels Energy Project, EverWind will convert renewable power from wind into green hydrogen and then into green ammonia. This will then be transported safely around the world and used as green fertilizer as well as a green energy.

Petrobras has announced the studies for the resumption of production of fertilizers at Araucária Nitrogenados.

Yara Germany, the Bindewald & Gutting Milling Group, and Harry-Brot have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at decarbonising cereal cultivation in Germany through the use of green fertilizers.

thyssenkrupp Uhde has signed a contract with Ark Energy for the Han-Ho H2 Hub feasibility study. The study will support the development of the Han-Ho H2 Hub project.

thyssenkrupp Uhde have announced a collaboration with SwitcH2 B.V. and BW offsite for a floating green ammonia plant.

MAIRE has been awarded a licensing and proprietary equipment fertilizer project in sub-Saharan Africa.