Ammonia production

A new international consortium has revealed today (May 18) an integrated green fuels mega project that will produce hydrogen in Oman.

Yara and JERA will collaborate on the production, delivery and supply chain development for blue and green ammonia to enable zero-emission thermal power generation in Japan.

KBR and Cummins have today (6th May) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to offer a complete and integrated solution to produce green ammonia from renewable sources.

Enagás and DISA will promote the development of a green hydrogen hub in the Canary Islands dubbed the ‘Canarian Renewable Hydrogen Cluster Hub’.

Sicily, Italy could be home to a new hydrogen valley following a joint proposal from Sasol and Sonatrach Raffineria Italiana (SRI) to the regional council.

Industrial gases company White Martins has signed a preliminary agreement with the Pecém Industrial and Port Complex (CIPP)  to support the development of a green hydrogen hub in Brazil.

German utility Uniper wants to establish a brand new national hydrogen hub in Wilhemshaven that could provide 10% of Germany’s hydrogen demand.

New Energy Technologies, Chevron Technology Ventures, Osaka Gas USA and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries have invested in Starfire Energy’s new carbon free ammonia production technology as the company looks to scale up its operations.

ACME Group is investing $2.5bn to set up a large-scale hydrogen facility capable of producing 2,200 million tonnes of green ammonia per day in Duqm, Oman.

Enova has selected Horisont Energi AS’ Project Barents Blue, the first world-scale blue ammonia plant, as one of five hydrogen projects in Norway to be considered for a matchmaking process with other Important Project of...