Ammonia

EverWind Fuels has completed the initial engineering and design work for the first phase of its Canadian project, which aims to convert green hydrogen to green ammonia in Point Tupper, Nova Scotia.

Decarbonisation is a ‘huge generational task’ and long-term climate strategies are ‘complex issues’ but the off-take model at the heart of the industrial gases industry can enable significant headway to be made in the path...

Decarbonisation is arguably the biggest challenge facing the industrial gases business today.

Power generation company JERA is looking to buy into ExxonMobil’s 900,000 tonnes per annum low-carbon hydrogen production project at its Baytown Complex in Texas.

Before air separation and liquid nitrogen became prevalent, ammonia cracking was used to produce small amounts of nitrogen, writes Stephen B. Harrison of sbh4 consulting.

ABB’s automation, electrification, and digital technology could be integrated into a major power-to-x green hydrogen project, which is expected to support the production of one million tonnes of green ammonia annually in Texas.

Air Liquide and Vopak have teamed up on the development and operation of infrastructure for ammonia import, cracking, and hydrogen distribution in Singapore.

The growth of liquid ammonia could mirror the early rise of the liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector, leading it to develop into the ‘new LNG’.

European energy company Equinor has signed a 15-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal with Indian fertiliser and petrochemical firm Deepak Fertilisers.

It would be easy to overlook India’s lofty ambitions in decarbonisation, writes Rob Cockerill, yet early movers should be watching. India is making bold moves in green hydrogen and ammonia, and with good reason.