Topsoe, a global leader in carbon emission reduction technologies, along with its partners Skovgaard Energy and Vestas, has inaugurated a new green ammonia plant in Ramme, Denmark. The plant introduces a dynamic approach that adjusts production to the natural fluctuations in renewable power sources, integrating this variability with the plant’s electrolysis and ammonia synthesis processes. This strategy optimizes production efficiency and cost-effectiveness. By utilizing renewable energy, the ammonia produced is classified as green ammonia. Ammonia, whether as low-carbon ammonia or an e-fuel, is poised to be pivotal in the global push toward net zero due to its versatility. It can be transported using existing infrastructure and serves various purposes—not only as a fuel or hydrogen carrier but also in decarbonizing industrial sectors like steel and cement production.

Kim Hedegaard, CEO of Power-to-X at Topsoe, highlighted the significance of the facility: "This new plant is a critical advancement for both Denmark and the world. Progressing green alternatives for energy-intensive industries and long-distance transportation requires research, innovation, and decisive action. This project exemplifies how good intentions can be transformed into real contributions to the energy transition."

Niels Erik Madsen, CEO of Skovgaard Energy, expressed his enthusiasm for this milestone: "In Denmark, we’ve successfully generated ample green power for the grid, but storing or converting it to meet industrial needs has been a challenge—until now. This plant enables us to convert green electricity into green ammonia, meeting the demands of industry."

The green ammonia plant in Ramme, near Lemvig, Northwest Jutland, Denmark, is a demonstration project supported by funding from the Danish Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Program (EUDP). The facility is designed to produce 5,000 tons of green ammonia annually using renewable power. This production is expected to prevent 8,200 tons of CO2 emissions each year. The plant is powered by a combination of 50 MW of newly installed solar panels and 12 MW from existing V80-2.0 MW Vestas wind turbines.

Based in Lemvig, Northwest Jutland, Skovgaard Energy has been advancing the green transition for nearly 30 years through its work in wind, solar, biogas, and Power-to-X technologies. The company’s mission is to lead in sustainable energy production and drive the shift towards a carbon-neutral future by reducing reliance on fossil fuels and minimizing energy waste. Skovgaard Energy is committed to unlocking the full potential of the green transition.

Topsoe is a global leader in providing technologies and solutions for the energy transition. The company is committed to fighting climate change by helping customers and partners reach their decarbonization and emission reduction goals. With decades of scientific research and innovation, Topsoe delivers world-class solutions for converting renewable resources into sustainable fuels and chemicals, as well as for efficient low-carbon fuel production and clean air initiatives. Founded in 1940 and headquartered in Denmark, Topsoe has over 2,800 employees serving clients worldwide.