ABOUT GREEN AMMONIA TECHNOLOGIES
We’re Green Ammonia Technologies
We are a green energy company. Our focus is production of green ammonia. We are developing patent pending, proprietary technologies to produce green hydrogen green ammonia at scale. We are active in all facet of green ammonia technology including but not limited to, green hydrogen production, green ammonia production and carbon free fuel. We believe we can make a difference to this world by;
- Decarbonize by using green ammonia as alternative energy
- Produce onsite ammonia via containerized modular unit(s)
- Design & manufacture containerized ammonia making units
- Be the industry leader in production units manufacturing
Our Focus
Founded by Emmanuel kibui, : Green Ammonia Technology was founded in Baltimore Maryland, United States of America
FERTILIZER IN FARMING
The Haber process that enabled industrial production of ammonia NH3 was invented at the beginning of the 20th century, revolutionizing agriculture. 80% of the world's ammonia is produced for agricultural fertilizers (over 200 million metric tons per year) Approximately 50% of the world’s food supply relies on ammonia-based fertilizer. and Ammonia-treated crops, experience greater yields.
AMMONIA FUEL CELLS
9X! Ammonia holds 9X THE ENERGY of Lithium-Ion Batteries. Green Ammonia Technologies power solution unleashes the power of fuel cells by using green ammonia to provide carbon free, green energy. And as the world moves toward sustainability ammonia will be the fuel of choice.
MARINE TIME SECTOR
Marine Sector turns to ammonia to de-carbonize shipping. 120 ports are already equipped with ammonia trading facilities. Marine fuel accounts for 6.1 Percent of global oil demand. Nh3 is the only realistic energy solution that makes scene. Says Emmanuel Kibui - Green Ammonia Energy.
GREEN HOUSE GAS
Ammonia production in heavy industry is responsible for a growing proportion of green house (GHG) emissions gas. Green Ammonia and hydrogen are the only completely carbon free fuels producing NO carbon dioxide when combusted because they contain no carbon atoms.