How This Plant Turns Green Hydrogen into Sustainable Fertilizer

The Atlas Agro Pacific Green Fertilizer (PGF) facility in Richland, Washington, will revolutionize the fertilizer industry, becoming the world’s first carbon-free fertilizer production facility. The Pacific Green project will increase the domestic availability of nitrogen fertilizer while reducing the industry’s carbon footprint.
The project has completed in the Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) stage, with the final investment decision (FID) expected in 2024. Production is anticipated to begin in 2027.
Learn more about how Atlas Agro will deliver low carbon nitrate fertilizer to growers in the Pacific Northwest www.atlasagro.ag

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Nice that there are a few token solar panels, but wouldn't it make sense to cover any possible roof areas with panels? When promoting alternative processes, I would think that any energy use should also be sustainable. As for design, where is the water coming from, and where is it going? In Florida, our biggest fertilizer company takes what they want from our aquifer then dumps the process wtaer back into our drinking water source, so I assume that will be a concern in the Northwest as well. Other than that, I'm happy to see you coming to America. You would be welcome in Florida as well. (See: Mosaic and sinkholes)