China’s Envision Energy has launched the world’s largest green hydrogen and ammonia plant in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia. The plant sits in the Net-Zero Industrial Park. It runs completely on off-grid renewable sources like wind, solar, and battery storage. Artificial intelligence manages its operations. The facility will start with a capacity of 320,000 tonnes of green ammonia each year. It plans to...

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Details Written by Ariane Morrissey Published: 14 July 2025 Chinese green technology company Envision has commissioned a production facility which is expected to deliver 1.5 million tonnes of green ammonia annually by 2028. Login to Read...

Chinese corporation Envision Energy has officially commissioned its large-scale green hydrogen and ammonia production facility, located in the Chifeng Net Zero Industrial Park. Set to deliver 320,000 tons of green ammonia annually, with exports commencing in Q4 of 2025, the plant is said to be designed to support advancements in clean energy and industrial decarbonization. As disclosed, it...

Belgian technology company Agfa and compatriot institute for technological research VITO have signed a long-term cooperation agreement focused on innovation in green hydrogen technology, marking a new phase in their collaboration on advanced membranes for alkaline water electrolysis.Courtesy of Agfa The signing ceremony, held on July 8, 2025, took place at Agfa’s Mortsel facility, which is...

A promising industrial process can turn crushed sugar cane waste into green hydrogen far more efficiently than previously thought, according to a SECLG process simulation from the University of Johannesburg. The simulation indicates high energy efficiency for green hydrogen and produces a small fraction of the unwanted tar, carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogen (N) compared to...