Mitigation of Green House Gases by Decarbonization of Industry and Agriculture

To build a green ammonia production facility powered by solar energy with one of the lowest green NH3 production cost worldwide, to produce 100% green NH3 for export and local demand.

Objective

Management Team

We are a team of senior experts combining more than 120 years of experience. With our joint experience we each bring the necessary know how from the different fields, required to bring such a large-scale industrial project to fruition.

Thomas Stetter

Project Finance & Renewables

Rainer Schröer

Hydrogen and Hydrogen-Utilization

Peter Bettin

International Logistics

Jorge Taboada

National Logistics, Antofagasta Network

The Solar Ammonia Chile Project

320K

tons of NH3 per year

2029

commissioning

100%

renewable energy supply

Proven Technology

100% renewable energy supply with own transmission lines
Electrolysis by Alcaline technology
NH3 production through Haber Bosch technology

Optimized Size

Sizing to achieve optimal economies of scale
1.000 t of green NH3 per day
Possibilities for down- or up-scale

Perfect Location

Access to port, rail and road for efficient connectivity
- export of products
- reduction of logistics costs
Access to electricity supply from renewable sources
Availability of desalinated water
Shared storage of hydrogen and its derivatives to optimise the Park's operation and export process

Location

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Chile

Best solar irradiation available worldwide, with high contribution margins (PV/North: >3,200 full load hours; opportunities for CSP, or thermal storage: >8,000 full load hours)
Sufficient vacant land available (state-owned and private properties)
Industrial culture and skilled regional labour market due to local copper mining industry
Excellent local infrastructure available (ports, road and rail access, gas pipelines, power supply lines, seawater desalination)
Chile has a liberal market structure (stable national economy and currency)

Antofagasta

Most prospective region in Chile for green NH3 production by solar energy
Project development in the region of Antofagasta, declared by the Chilean government as a „H2 development Hub“
Local, national and international support by public authorities
Utilizing already existing industrial and logistic infrastructure in the region
De-risking strategies for facilitating land use and project development
Integration within a local industrial-technology park structure