US Farmers Need Green Ammonia, And China Has It
China takes another step towards demonstrating a viable global market for green ammonia, produced from green hydrogen and renewable energy.
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Grey, Blue, or Green: The Real Ammonia Math
Equinor’s decision to halt its blue hydrogen project in Groningen is not a story about engineering failure or lack of public support. It is a story about the absence of customers. The H2M project secured support from the EU Innovation Fund and was positioned as a cornerstone of industrial decarbonization … [continued]
Spain & Denmark Leading the Way on Green Shipping Fuels — Study
A lack of regulatory certainty is preventing most projects from moving beyond just the planning stage. Spain, Denmark, Norway and France are leading when it comes to producing green e-fuels that can be used for shipping, a new T&E analysis shows. But a lack of regulatory certainty is preventing most projects … [continued]
Massive Green Hydrogen Project To Produce Low-Carbon Fertilizer
Zero emission electricity from a hydropower dam will be deployed to produce green hydrogen for a new low-carbon fertilizer plant in Paraguay.
Which Fuels Should the EU Back for Shipping?
Strategic analysis of maritime fuels for the EU Homegrown renewable hydrogen-based fuels can decarbonise the shipping sector, reinforce Europe’s energy sovereignty and provide thousands of new jobs. When deciding which fuels to back, the EU should focus on three criteria: Sustainable — ensure real emissions reductions across the entire lifecycle, … [continued]
Fortescue Determined to Decarbonise International Shipping
Fortescue is on a mission to achieve “Real Zero” under the able leadership of Dr Andrew Forrest. As such, it needs to reduce not just the carbon emissions in its Pilbara (Western Australia) mining operations, but also the shipping of that iron ore around the world. In 2025, that is … [continued]
ChatGPT generated panoramic image of a port skyline with a large containership plugged into a grid connection, battery icon glowing, and a stack labeled “Synthetic Fuels Deferred”
Net-Zero by 2050: The IMO’s Victory—and the Case for Less Fuel, Not More
In April 2025, the International Maritime Organization did something rare for a UN body: it passed a binding climate policy. Not advisory, not aspirational, but actual mandatory rules. The agreement commits international shipping to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions “by or around 2050,” and despite the ambiguity of that phrasing, the … [continued]
Green Mining, Green Iron, Green Shipping, and Community Support — the Andrew Forest Report
Andrew Forrest has scoffed at “net zero” and challenged the mining industry and maritime shipping to go for “real zero.” To this end, he has purchased battery electric mining equipment — we wrote about it here. Now, the big news is that he is expanding his renewable energy resources to … [continued]
ChatGPT generated aerial panoramic view of flooded rice paddies under the sun, with a visual overlay showing slower nutrient diffusion from oxamide pellets
Green Oxamide vs Green Ammonia: The Chemistry Behind a Smarter Fertilizer
China’s latest move in green fertilizer chemistry hasn’t made headlines, but it represents a quietly significant development. A new facility in Xinjiang will soon be producing half a million tonnes of oxamide fertilizer per year—using captured CO₂, green hydrogen, and green ammonia. That sentence alone folds in three separate decarbonization … [continued]
Green Ammonia Fertilizer Plot Bubbles Up To Threaten Fossil Fuels
A new solar-powered, modular green ammonia system enables US farmers to cut fertilizer costs, stabilize supply chains, and compete against low-carbon goods in global markets.
