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Charley Rattan
Charley Rattan
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·Posted in Energy Business
Mon, Mar 21

Accelerating green ammonia import plans for Germany

Ammonia 

From as early as 2026, around 300,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year are due to arrive in Germany via the terminal and be distributed to customers. The next step is to build a cracker on a large industrial scale at the terminal to produce green hydrogen on site as well. This will then be transported to industrial customers via a dedicated hydrogen pipeline.


With this expansion stage, an increase in the volume of ammonia to two million tonnes per year is also planned. The terminal is thus at the beginning of a green import infrastructure that will lead to climate-friendly production processes. Due to its direct access to the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, and its connection to European inland waterways, the BrunsbĂĽttel site offers ideal logistical conditions for the project. BrunsbĂĽttel Ports GmbH is supporting the project with space and as a logistics partner with port infrastructure to unload tankers.

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