Pioneering the Future of Blue Ammonia Production
The 250 TPD Blue Ammonia Plant, located strategically near Houston, Texas, represents a critical step forward in our commitment to sustainable energy solutions. This project leverages cutting-edge technology to efficiently convert natural gas into blue ammonia, minimizing environmental impact while maximizing production efficiency.
Location
Near Houston,
Texas
Capacity
Phase 1: 50 TPD
Phase 2: 200 TPD
Technology
Advanced catalytic
& synthesis processes
Timeline
FEED study (3 months), Construction and commissioning (18 months)
Detailed Project Benefits:
Environmental Impact
Utilizing innovative carbon capture technologies, the project significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions. The facility is designed for minimal flaring, with a focus on renewable power integration.
Economic Advantages
Projected to produce ammonia at competitive prices, leveraging $80 billion a year in potentially wasted gas. This facility aims to convert flared gas into a valuable product, contributing to both economic and environmental sustainability.
Operational Excellence
Designed for unmanned operations with remote monitoring capabilities, ensuring safety and efficiency. The plant’s operations are supported by a five-year catalyst lifespan, reducing downtime and maintenance costs.
Technology Highlight:
The plant utilizes a state-of-the-art ATR autothermal reforming process system for ammonia synthesis, which is a key differentiator in the market. This technology allows for reforming without the output of CO2 operations compared to traditional methods.
Building on the success of the 50 TPD plant, we are already planning a phase two 200 TPD Blue Ammonia Plant. This expansion will allow us to increase our impact and further reduce carbon emissions, showcasing our commitment to innovation and environmental stewardship.