Green Ammonia Industry : Market Leaders, Strategic Alliances, and Innovations

The Green Ammonia Industry is rapidly evolving as companies strive to develop sustainable solutions to meet the increasing global demand for clean energy and environmentally friendly agricultural inputs. This press release provides an overview of the top five companies with the largest market share, recent mergers and acquisitions, notable market developments, and new funding or investments within these leading firms.​

The Top 5 Firms With Largest Market Share

Siemens:

A global technology company that operates in the fields of electrification, automation, and digitalization, Siemens is directly engaged in green ammonia production through its industrial automation and energy systems know-how. Because the company produces green ammonia, it uses renewable electricity and water electrolysis to derive hydrogen and amalgamate it with nitrogen. This method emits much less CO₂ than an older process. ​

ITM Power:

Focused on hydrogen energy, ITM Power builds cutting-edge PEM electrolyzer technology that converts renewable energy sources to green hydrogen, a vital ingredient in green ammonia. Step up of the synthetic ammonia filtration generation (AMO) AMO takes place AMO Enterprises, Inc. ​

Yara International:

A global leader in agricultural products and environmental solutions, Yara International utilizes its green ammonia for fertilizers and industrial use. The company is focused on sustainability and has invested in green ammonia projects to reduce their reliance on natural gas and reduce carbon emissions from fertilizer production. ​

ThyssenKrupp AG:

ThyssenKrupp is a global technology and capital goods company also highlighted in green ammonia sector serving as technology and engineering service provider. Its leading engineering capabilities and large-scale R&D efforts makes it strategically positioned as a key player in bringing sustainable technologies into the market. ​

Nel Hydrogen:

Focused on hydrogen production systems, the company provides electrolysis equipment for green hydrogen generation - necessary for green ammonia production. The booming out its advance electrolysis technologies and also its elements of renewables make this companies a huge one in the market. ​

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Recent Mergers and Acquisitions 

Woodside Energy of Australia in August 2024 announced a $2.35 billion deal to buy OCI Global’s clean ammonia project in Texas. This will position Woodside as a front runner in the lower carbon ammonium market, which demand is expected to double by 2050. The ammonia facility’s targeted production is 2025 for ammonia and lower carbon ammonia from 2026, with the operations to be operated by OCI until the plant is fully commissioned. ​

Recent Developments in the Market

Late in September 2024, an ammonia-powered tugboat successfully traversed a tributary of the Hudson River, representing a major step toward reducing carbon dioxide emissions in the maritime industry. The ship, retrofitted by New York-based startup Amogy, runs on ammonia produced in an environmentally-friendly manner and could point the way toward using renewable fuels to propel ships while producing no emissions. That work includes repurposing ammonia into hydrogen and nitrogen to fuel an electric fuel cell that emits zero CO2, underscoring ammonia’s potential as a low-emissions marine fuel. ​

Moreover, in March 2024, Yara International entered a long-term ammonia supply agreement with GHC SAOC, a subsidiary of Acme Cleantech, for CO₂ less ammonia. This collaboration marks a major milestone in sustainable ammonia production and reinforces Yara's dedication to environmental stewardship. ​

New Funding or Investments

Amazon and Amogy team up in $220 million fund for ammonia-powered technology for heavy industries and the maritime sector With major shipbuilders, the company is working towards the adoption of ammonia as a sustainable marine fuel. ​

Conclusion

An industry witnessing tremendous growth is the green ammonia industry, as the need for sustainable and environmentally friendly alternatives in a number of verticals is elevating the pace of this industry. Industry leaders like Siemens, ITM Power, Yara International, ThyssenKrupp AG, and Nel Hydrogen! The market is clearly evolving and finding pathways to contribute meaningfully to global sustainability objectives, as evidenced through recent mergers, acquisitions, and funding initiatives.