Liberty Hydrogen has launched with development plans underway to build an industrial-scale biomass to green ammonia facility in Western Australia for domestic and international sale.

The planned state-of-the-art facility will require large volumes of wood waste to convert pure H₂ into green ammonia which has already been identified by the company.

The global production capacity of grey ammonia is expected to expand from around 235 MM metric t in 2019, to nearly 290 MM metric t by 2030. For companies to meet net-zero targets, ammonia production will need to transition to a low-carbon green process.

Liberty Hydrogen’s green ammonia facility is targeting a starting capacity of 100,000 tons of green ammonia positioning itself as a leader in the burgeoning low-carbon ammonia sector.