
On a mission
to feed and fuel our world
with ammonia
Why ammonia?
Ammonia is the world’s second most produced chemical and plays a crucial role in many industries. Today’s ammonia production consumes around 2% of global energy demand, entirely through fossil fuels, therefore contributing 2% of global carbon emissions. Ammonia and its feedstocks are traded globally and subject to price volatility, especially with geopolitical tension. Improved ammonia production will reduce energy demand, stabilize prices, and help combat climate change.
The attributes of ammonia make it an attractive chemical, energy carrier, and fuel:
Ammonia contains no carbon atoms and is as a zero-carbon fuel and hydrogen carrier
Ammonia is easily liquefiable and energy dense, therefore cost-effective to transport and store.
Ammonia carries bioavailable nitrogen and is the building block for most fertilizers
How is Ammobia making a difference?
Ammobia’s Haber Bosch 2.0 technology increases the energy and capital efficiency of ammonia production. Haber Bosch 2.0 fits any ammonia application, reducing costs and emissions for fossil-based or renewable-based production.
Ammobia’s technology serves a range of industries
Fertilizer
for agriculture
Ammonia and ammonia-derived fertilizers feed ~50% of the world's population.
This $200 billion market relies on natural gas and coal as a feedstock and is responsible for about 2% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions.
Global fertilizer demand is growing alongside the global population, requiring increased ammonia production.
Clean fuel
for maritime shipping and industry
90% of all traded goods are transported across the sea, and the global shipping industry is responsible for ~2.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Clean ammonia is one of the most promising clean fuels to replace highly-polluting maritime fuel oils.
Ammonia combustion engines are proven in the field and ready for widespread deployment.
Feedstock
for chemicals industry
20% of ammonia produced globally is used to manufacture plastics, polymers, explosives, rubber, and fiber-based products.
Clean ammonia can cut the carbon footprint of the end product by up to 50% without requiring significant change to the
manufacturing process.
Ammonia carries more hydrogen by volume than hydrogen itself, and is an easily shippable reducing agent and energy carrier.
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