An Essential Guide to Renewable Ammonia

Green Ammonia

• CO2 emissions• Ammonia and Netzero target setting

• Importance of renewable ammonia

• Ammonia production technology, production facilities

• Electrolysis of water• Methane pyrolysis• Green or blue hydrogen, advantages and disadvantages

• Current ammonia supply chain end-to-end

• Ammonia applications

Potential Role(S) of Ammonia in Decarbonising the Energy System

• Ammonia as a carrier to transport hydrogen

• Zero-carbon marine (bunker) fuel

• Long-term storage of renewable energy

Green Ammonia Projects

• Demonstration plants

• Plants and schemes under development/planning process

• New applications – research projects/project pipeline/future outlook

• Operations and maintenance, employment opportunities

Green Ammonia Projects – Supply Chain Considerations

• Ammonia production for ‘traditional’ applications

• The extended hydrogen supply chain e.g., offshore, offshore floating wind, mega scale solar, electrolysers

• Route to market – national and global opportunities for ammonia and hydrogen

• Who to talk to?• How to do business?

• Engaging with the ammonia, hydrogen and renewables industries

Policy and Regulatory Perspectives

• United Nations perspective

• EU directive

• National nuances

Key Stakeholder Perspectives

• International ammonia producers

• State owned ammonia producers: SAFCO, QAFCO, ASEAN Bintulu, Indonesia, China

• NGOs and local community engagement

• Investors