Clean Energy 101: Ammonia’s Role in the Energy Transition
Ammonia is an essential commodity right now for fertilizer production, which needs to be decarbonized as soon as possible to reduce global warming.
Green ammonia isn’t a dining room topic, but maybe it should be.
This webinar explores innovation within the green ammonia space, highlighting large corporate case studies and groundbreaking startups developing low-carbon solutions such as water electrolysis, plasma-catalytic synthesis, or technologies that can work at much lower temperature and pressure. It also details how entities like RMI’s Third Derivative are accelerating innovation in the field.
This is the second webinar in the joint series, The Journey to a Green Ammonia Future, hosted by the International Fertilizer Association (IFA) and RMI exploring the shift to sustainable ammonia production.
The first webinar in the series, “Accelerating Green Ammonia: Purposes and Priorities,” was hosted by IFA and held in December, 2024.
Ammonia is an essential commodity right now for fertilizer production, which needs to be decarbonized as soon as possible to reduce global warming.
A distributed model for green ammonia can bring additional price stability, lower emissions, and a more predictable fertilizer supply to those who need it the most.
Accounting for over 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions, ammonia is a crucial component of fertilizer production and a significant contributor to climate change.