- New land reservation contract with Sempen for a green ammonia plant.
- The facility will produce 1 million tons of green ammonia annually, starting in 2030.
- This marks the Port’s third ammonia project, boosting Brazil’s renewable energy goals.
The Port of Açu in Brazil has signed a land reservation agreement with Sempen, a renewable fuels producer, for the construction of a green ammonia plant, reports Offshore Energy.
The planned facility will have a production capacity of 1 million tons per year and is set to contribute to Brazil’s energy transition efforts.
Project Details and Timeline
Under the agreement, Sempen will establish the plant within Açu’s low-carbon hydrogen hub. The project is set to make a final investment decision by 2028, with ammonia production expected to begin in 2030.
Açu’s Commitment to Sustainability
This new partnership marks the Port of Açu’s third ammonia project, following similar agreements with companies like HIF Global and Fuella. Açu is positioning itself as a leader in sustainable energy, contributing to Brazil’s ambition to become a global hub for renewable fuels.
Strategic Role in the Energy Transition
The Port of Açu continues to expand its operations, further supporting Brazil’s role in the global energy transition. With its vast renewable energy potential, Brazil is poised to become a key player in sustainable fuel production, backed by initiatives like Açu’s growing hydrogen and low-carbon derivatives hub.
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Source: Offshore Energy
