Green Ammonia

  • Green ammonia is ammonia (NH₃) produced using renewable electricity, green hydrogen, and nitrogen extracted from the atmosphere, resulting in little to no carbon emissions.
  • Unlike conventional (grey) ammonia, which uses hydrogen derived from natural gas and emits significant carbon dioxide (CO₂), green ammonia replaces fossil-fuel-based hydrogen with green hydrogen produced through electrolysis powered by renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, or hydropower.
  • Green ammonia is used as a clean fuel for shipping, power generation, and industrial heating, as a hydrogen carrier for storage and transport, in the production of low-carbon fertilizers and industrial chemicals, and as a medium for storing ....
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