Carbon emission reduction technologies company, Topsoe, has signed an agreement with World Energy GH2 solutions provider, to provide Topsoe’s ammonia loop technology for Canada’s largest, renewable hydrogen projects – Project Nujio’qonik.
Project Nujio’qonik was announced with an intended investment of USD $12 billion (€10.9 billion) to produce renewable hydrogen to decarbonise globally.
World Energy GH2 will supply 250,000 metric tons of renewable hydrogen per year to global markets at the completion of its renewable hydrogen project. The project will use wind energy power for production on the site, which is expected to begin producing hydrogen in 2025.
Topsoe’s ammonia loop technology will be used to generate up to 1,650 metric tons per day of renewable ammonia on the site.
John Risley, chairman of World Energy GH2, says: ‘Following a rigorous analysis, we are pleased to have selected Topsoe’s proven technology for our project. Project Nujio’qonik will be instrumental in ensuring Newfoundland and Labrador takes its place as a preeminent global leader in the fight against climate change and becomes a catalyst for the development of other renewable hydrogen projects across Canada and across the world.”
‘The agreement is testament to the quality and depth of Topsoe’s ammonia production expertise and a huge sign of confidence in our world leading technology. We look forward to working with World Energy GH2 to deliver on its targets for production in 2025,’ adds Henrik Rasmussen, managing director, the Americas at Topsoe.
