Low-carbon ammonia

With a separate Yara agreement for Europe and Latin America layered on top, PepsiCo expects roughly half its European fertilizer supply chain to run on low-carbon ammonia by 2030 — and the Frito-Lay potato chip supply chain is where it starts in North America.

First output from the $2.35 billion Texas project could double U.S. ammonia exports, easing fertilizer markets even as low-carbon volumes come later.

Companies will pursue separate ammonia strategies.

The $1.2 billion project, led by QatarEnergy, aims to produce 1.2 million tons of low-carbon ammonia annually, leveraging electricity from a new solar power plant.

The partnership includes feasibility studies on low-carbon technology and a non-binding intent for BASF to purchase green ammonia from AM Green. The ammonia will be produced at facilities across India and meet EU standards for Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin.

New digital solution and strategic partnership with Wabash Valley Resources aim to advance clean ammonia production and CO2 sequestration.

Deal underscores commitment to low-carbon energy initiatives.

Focus on efficiency and sustainability in ammonia production.

Program to target lower carbon footprint of bioethanol through advanced fertilizers.

New facility to boost low-carbon ammonia production in Saudi Arabia.

Significant step towards using ammonia for low-carbon maritime fuel.

INPEX, Air Liquide, LSB Industries, and Vopak Moda Houston intend to develop project on the Houston Ship Channel.