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Siemens Energy joins Project Ra

By Julian Atchison on November 30, 2023

DAI Infrastruktur and Siemens Energy will collaborate on the renewable ammonia project in Egypt, with Siemens to supply electrolysers and equipment for hydrogen production. In June, DAI Infrastruktur announced that Naftomar Shipping & Trading has committed to offtake 400,000 tonnes per year of ammonia for a decade from Project Ra, meaning 85% of production capacity is now covered by offtake agreements.

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Electrolyzer solutions play a fundamental role in Green and Hybrid Ammonia Plants

By Francisco Jimenez Garcia on November 14, 2023

The first section of the presentation will cover the current technology status of electrolysis with a special focus on industrial and large-scale plants. It will explain different electrolyzer plant configurations according to project size to be used as reference for existing Ammonia plants and different integration capacity. The second part of the presentation will cover main technical and commercial considerations that need to be considered in integrating electrolysis to decarbonize existing gas ammonia facilities, such as: electrolysis integration, impact of the renewable power source, SMR flexibility, auxiliary systems to consider, land availability, O&M considerations, technology scale up, etc.

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TransCaspian ammonia exports: Kazakhstan to Europe

By Julian Atchison on November 07, 2023

In Kazakhstan, the Hyrasia One project & Semurg Invest will develop a transport route for up to 11 million tonnes of renewable ammonia per year to the EU, via Port Kuryk on the Caspian Sea.

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First Ammonia, Uniper to cooperate on Texas production project

By Julian Atchison on November 07, 2023

First Ammonia’s renewable ammonia project in Texas has taken another step, with commodity giant Uniper joining as project partner. Renewable ammonia will be produced for export from the Port of Victoria starting in 2026.

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Trade mission to Chile: report from the AEA President

By Hans Vrijenhoef on November 03, 2023

AEA President Hans Vrijenhoef recently participated in an official hydrogen trade mission to Chile, addressing the audience at the Santiago Green Hydrogen Summit and securing interest to start planning Chile’s first ammonia-focused event. With a number of key challenges facing ammonia project developers in Latin America and the need to train & educate so many ammonia “newcomers”, 2024 will be the perfect opportunity to bring together all the key stakeholders.

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Bunker Holding & NeoGreen: bringing marine ammonia fuel to market

By Julian Atchison on October 29, 2023

The pair will collaborate on operations, distribution logistics & marketing of ammonia fuel from NeoGreen’s under-development project portfolio. This includes planned production projects in Paraguay, Namibia and Egypt (next to the Suez Canal).

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thyssenkrupp Uhde & Hive Energy: renewable ammonia in Spain

By Geofrey Njovu on October 26, 2023

thyssenkrupp Uhde will deliver the pre-FEED stage of Hive Energy’s ALBAMED I project to be located in Albacete, Spain. The project’s first phase is expected to produce over 1 million tonnes of renewable ammonia by 2030.

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Green Energy Park to link Brazil & Europe via ammonia energy exports

By Julian Atchison on October 17, 2023

Green Energy Park has announced that its first ammonia production & export facility will be located in the State of Piauí, Brazil. In the initial phase, one million tonnes of ammonia per year will be produced & exported to a midstream distribution hub on the island of Krk in Croatia, which is on the doorstep of key European industrial regions.

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Talus Renewables: modular, renewable fertilizers in Kenya & Iowa

By Julian Atchison on October 16, 2023

US-based Talus Renewables has deployed its modular, containerised ammonia & fertiliser production system in Kenya. Solar power and water will be utilised to produce one tonne per day of fertilizer for the Kenya Nut Corporation, with multiple, larger plants already planned. The system will also be deployed in the US for the Iowa-based Landus Cooperative.

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US hydrogen hubs revealed: coast-to-coast projects to anchor new industry

By Julian Atchison on October 16, 2023

The US Department of Energy has selected seven hydrogen hub applications to proceed to a funding negotiation stage, with $7 billion to be split between them. Fertiliser, power generation, industrial decarbonisation and heavy vehicle transport are all target markets for the new hubs, with locations to range from the Gulf Coast, Appalachia, the Midwest to the Californian coast.

Topic: Renewable Ammonia

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Siemens Energy joins Project Ra

Paper

Electrolyzer solutions play a fundamental role in Green and Hybrid Ammonia Plants

Article

TransCaspian ammonia exports: Kazakhstan to Europe

Article

First Ammonia, Uniper to cooperate on Texas production project

Article

Trade mission to Chile: report from the AEA President

Article

Bunker Holding & NeoGreen: bringing marine ammonia fuel to market

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thyssenkrupp Uhde & Hive Energy: renewable ammonia in Spain

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Green Energy Park to link Brazil & Europe via ammonia energy exports

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Talus Renewables: modular, renewable fertilizers in Kenya & Iowa

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US hydrogen hubs revealed: coast-to-coast projects to anchor new industry

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