An early-stage project in Texas to provide green hydrogen to the domestic offtake market. The project is in the Texas Panhandle. Pattern Energy is looking to repower existing wind assets and add more wind and solar capacity that would power green hydrogen production.
A 1-million-ton-per-year green ammonia project in Corpus Christi, Texas, at an expected cost of $9bn. The facility is projected to come online in 2028. It consists of a new renewables project, electrolyzers, storage, and a pipeline, because the electrolyzer site is away from the seaport. It also includes a marine fuels terminal and an ammonia… Continue reading Pattern Energy | Corpus Christi Green Ammonia Project
An Alaska-based deep-water marine port and blue ammonia manufacturing facility to supply the product to the Pacific basin. The project is located in Port MacKenzie, Alaska. The majority of the product is slated for use as a fuel for Pacific-based ocean going vessels with additional product available for agriculture and for use as a hydrogen… Continue reading Grannus | Alaska Blue Ammonia Plant & Offshore Terminal
A green hydrogen plant in Fresno, California. Phase 1 became operational in October 2023. It produces up to one ton per day of green hydrogen powered by biogas. The plant will transition into solar energy in phase two, expected to produce a total of three tons per day of green hydrogen powered by PV by Q2… Continue reading H2B2 | SoHyCal
The development and testing of a membrane-based carbon capture technology at Holcim cement plant in Holly Hill, South Carolina. Technology from Ohio State will be employed in the project, targeting the capture of 95-99 percent of CO2 from cement kiln gas with a purity exceeding 95 percent and lower energy demand. GTI Energy will support… Continue reading Holcim | Holly Hill CCS Pilot
Air Products plans to invest approximately $500m to build, own and operate a 35 metric ton per day facility to produce green liquid hydrogen at a greenfield site in Massena, New York, as well as liquid hydrogen distribution and dispensing operations. The commercial operation of this facility is targeted to begin in 2026-2027. In support… Continue reading Air Products | New York Green Hydrogen Facility
A Green Energy Campus which includes a liquid storage and blending terminal with a focus placed on e-fuels and SAF. Future plans include building a laboratory for more testing and research, as well as a manufacturing facility to produce, store, and distribute green hydrogen and green methanol. The Green Energy Campus will be developed on… Continue reading CyberFuels | Green Energy Campus
Established by Azimuth Capital Management, MVCE Gulf Coast, LLC is developing a plant for the manufacture of hydrogen, MCH, and ammonia in the Gulf of Mexico. In January 2024, ENEOS Corporation made an undisclosed equity investment in MVCE. Through its equity participation, ENEOS will verify the commercial feasibility of manufacturing cost-competitive and clean hydrogen in… Continue reading MVCE | Gulf of Mexico Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Plant
AVANGRID and Sempra Infrastructure have entered into a heads of agreement (HOA) for the potential joint development of U.S. green hydrogen and ammonia projects powered by renewable sources. The referenced HOA is non-binding, and the development of these joint projects is subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, including reaching definitive agreements, securing all… Continue reading Sempra, AVANGRID | Green Hydrogen and Ammonia HOA
Alaska Gasline Development Corporation’s carbon capture plant, located in Prudhoe Bay on Alaska’s North Slope. The plant is designed to remove carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide before natural gas enters the pipeline. The project is part of the Alaska LNG project, which has an estimated total cost of $44bn, and it includes the carbon capture… Continue reading AGDC | Arctic Carbon Capture Plant
