Ammonia is utilized in fertilizer production for global food systems, as a feedstock in plastics, polymers, rubbers and a maritime fuel in shipping industry. However, conventional industrial maufucturing of ammonia requires high temperature and pressure.
Ammobia is building a next-generation ammonia process (called “Haber-Bosch 2.0”) to make low-carbon ammonia from air and low-carbon H₂ with the goal of lowering energy, capex and emissions versus the century-old Haber–Bosch baseline — targeting fertilizer and decarbonized fuel markets. Their proprietary reactor and materials science allow operations at much lower pressure & temperature, with higher conversion (~4× single-pass conversion) than conventional Haber-Bosch.
Key features of technology:
- ~2× lower energy consumption
- ~2× lower capex
- Modular design enabling faster deployment
- ~90% emission reduction compared to conventional ammonia with clean H₂ feedstock.
