A consortium consisting of Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), Hy2gen and Trafigura is planning to develop, construct and operate a project for the large-scale production of green hydrogen and ammonia for Norway’s maritime sector.
The green ammonia-production facility, named Iverson eFuels, will have an expected electrolyzer capacity of 240 megawatts to produce 600 metric tons of green ammonia per day, with the ability to scale up production in the future. The green ammonia will supply the shipping industry with a zero-carbon alternative marine fuel to traditional fossil fuels.
“Availability of zero-emission alternative fuels such as green ammonia is an important prerequisite to decarbonizing the global shipping industry,” said Rasmus Bach Nielsen, global head of fuel decarbonization at Trafigura. “We also urgently need global policy-makers to cost neutralize the use of zero-carbon fuels through carbon-pricing measures to drive demand and to radically red
