Global Hydrogen Hub
No Result
View All Result
  • Premium Content
  • Blog
  • Events
  • Industry Links
    • Industry Association
    • Institutes & Think Tanks
    • Official Institution / Body
    • Research & Market Data
  • Other Hubs
    • GLOBAL LNG HUB
    • EUROPEAN GAS HUB
    • THE COAL HUB
    • GLOBAL MARITIME HUB
    • CRITICAL MINERALS HUB
  • FREE TRIAL
  • My account
  • Login
Cart / €0.00

No products in the cart.

  • Premium Content
  • Blog
  • Events
  • Industry Links
    • Industry Association
    • Institutes & Think Tanks
    • Official Institution / Body
    • Research & Market Data
  • Other Hubs
    • GLOBAL LNG HUB
    • EUROPEAN GAS HUB
    • THE COAL HUB
    • GLOBAL MARITIME HUB
    • CRITICAL MINERALS HUB
  • FREE TRIAL
  • My account
  • Login
Global Hydrogen Hub
No Result
View All Result
Home Hydrogen Production

150,000 ton green ammonia plant broke ground in Ordos, China

Editor by Editor
2 years ago
Reading Time: 1 min read
Ammonia
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linkedin

A 150,000 ton annually green ammonia plant broke ground in Ordos on June 25th, representing another major achievement of China’s green hydrogen industry.

RELATED POSTS

hydrogen-costs

Hydrogen production costs remain stubbornly high – IEA

1 month ago
hydrogen-outlook

Global hydrogen market 2025: assessment and recent trends and prospects

1 month ago
hydrogen-costs

France mulls 1.5pc renewable Hydrogen quota target for transport

2 months ago

This project includes green field 500MW wind farm, 20,000 ton annually green hydrogen production and hydrogen to ammonia facilities with a total investment of 3.8 billion Rmb ($ 527 mn).

Green ammonia has become more and more attractive for China’s industrial companies to reduce their carbon emissions.

Industrial statistic shows ammonia production process emitted 220 mn ton CO2 in 2020 and producers are seeking cost efficient measure to decarbonize it.

According to our resources, there are 13 green hydrogen-ammonia projects started construction in Inner Mongolia alone this year. When fully operational, these green ammonia projects can output over 1.7 million ton green ammonia annually.

The major incentive behind this tide is the cost reduction, a recent survey regarding green hydrogen production cost indicated that it has been cut to around $2.5 per kg in some typical regions in Western China even without any subsidies.

And the projects owners also expect extra benefit from carbon market. The carbon price is around 50 Rmb per ton  CO2 in China while it is widely perceived to be in a surging trend through 2030.

Source: Jian WU, China Hydrogen Bulletin


RELATED POSTS

hydrogen-costs

Hydrogen production costs remain stubbornly high – IEA

1 month ago
hydrogen-outlook

Global hydrogen market 2025: assessment and recent trends and prospects

1 month ago
hydrogen-costs

France mulls 1.5pc renewable Hydrogen quota target for transport

2 months ago
Tags: ammoniaChina

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

No Result
View All Result

Trending Posts

American-Blue-Hydrogen

The Economic Impact of American Blue Hydrogen

June 27, 2025
Economics-fuels

The economics and greenhouse gas emissions of renewable hydrogen and e-fuels imported in the European Union

June 27, 2025
Underground-storage-for-decarbonisation

Underground storage for decarbonisation: Trade-offs between hydrogen, natural gas, and carbon dioxide

June 27, 2025
capital

Capital Hydrogen feasibility report: the case of London

June 27, 2025
Business-Model-for-Hydrogen-Storage-and-Transport

Business model for hydrogen storage and transport

June 20, 2025

Online platform aggregating analysis and information on global and regional hydrogen market developments. Weekly newsletter each Friday
more info

CATEGORIES

  • Country Plans
  • Demand
  • Production
  • Technology
  • Trade & infrastructure
  • Regulation
  • Ammonia

RECENT ANALYSIS

The Economic Impact of American Blue Hydrogen

The economics and greenhouse gas emissions of renewable hydrogen and e-fuels imported in the European Union

Underground storage for decarbonisation: Trade-offs between hydrogen, natural gas, and carbon dioxide

WEEKLY UPDATES

Sign up to receive our weekly newsletter (each Friday) with new hydrogen market reports, presentations & analysis.

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

By signing up, I agree to our TOS and Privacy Policy.

© 2023 GlobalHydrogenHub | All Rights Reserved

No Result
View All Result
  • Premium Content
  • Blog
  • Events
  • Industry Links
    • Industry Association
    • Institutes & Think Tanks
    • Official Institution / Body
    • Research & Market Data
  • Other Hubs
    • GLOBAL LNG HUB
    • EUROPEAN GAS HUB
    • THE COAL HUB
    • GLOBAL MARITIME HUB
    • CRITICAL MINERALS HUB
  • FREE TRIAL
  • My account
  • Login

© 2020 GlobalMaritimeHub | All Rights Reserved

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.

Brighten Up Your Thursday!

SIGN UP to receive our free weekly newsletter with new shipping market reports, presentations & analysis! EVERY THURSDAY!