Australia’s
Fortescue Metals Group (Fortescue), Perth, on Nov. 17 confirmed it is
investigating the development of a green ammonia plant in Bell Bay, Tasmania.
Fortescue’s envisages a 250,000 mt/y plant for domestic and international
export. The project is targeted for an investment decision by the Fortescue
Board in 2021.
As earlier reported Nov. 17, Origin Energy, Sydney, plans to conduct
an A$3.2 million feasibility study into building a 420,000 mt/y ammonia plant.
Origin Energy, Sydney, plans to conduct an A$3.2 million
feasibility study into building an export scale green hydrogen and ammonia
plant in Tasmania’s Bell Bay. The plant would produce more than 420,000 mt of
zero emissions ammonia per year. If the project were to proceed, first
production of green ammonia is targeted for the mid-2020s.
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