What caught our eye - three key stories
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Kenya farm hosts first on-site green hydrogen-to-fertiliser plant.
US-based Talus Renewables, a manufacturer of modular green ammonia systems is starting up a plant in Naivasha, Kenya that will enable local production of both low-cost and carbon-free fertilisers.
Talus will supply Kenya Nut Co with fertilisers under a 15-year take-off agreement with the plant expected to produce one tonne of fertiliser per day initially but given the modular nature, this could be expanded in the future - eventually rising to 200 tons per day, supplying 95% of Kenya Nut Co's needs.
The plant will be powered by on-site solar.
Traditional production of ammonia is very carbon intensive, but there are ways, including this one, to make it greener. We wrote an introduction to that which you can read here - Link to blog 👇🏾
Sandy Jayaraj