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Mitsui & Co. breaks ground on clean ammonia facility in UAE

10 Jul, 2024
Mitsui & Co. breaks ground on clean ammonia facility in UAE



Mitsui & Co., Ltd., in partnership with TA’ZIZ, Fertiglobe, and GS Energy Corporation, has announced the commencement of construction on a groundbreaking ammonia production facility in Al Ruwais, United Arab Emirates.

The project, set to begin operations in 2027, aims to produce one million tonnes of low-carbon ammonia annually, with plans to transition to clean ammonia production by 2030.

The facility will incorporate advanced carbon capture and storage technology to significantly reduce CO2 emissions compared to conventional ammonia production methods.

This initiative aligns with Mitsui’s Medium-term Management Plan 2026, which identifies Global Energy Transition as a key strategic initiative.

Kenichi Hori, President and CEO of Mitsui, emphasised the company’s commitment to decarbonisation: “By leveraging our 50-year experience in ammonia handling and our long-standing partnership with ADNOC, we are well-positioned to establish a clean ammonia supply chain that addresses the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions in Japan and across Asia.”

To finance the project, Mitsui has secured a loan agreement with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), underscoring the strategic importance of this venture in promoting clean energy alternatives.

The collaboration brings together industry leaders, with TA’ZIZ (a joint venture between ADNOC and ADQ) providing local expertise, Fertiglobe contributing its nitrogen fertiliser production capabilities, and GS Energy Corporation offering its energy sector knowledge.

This project marks a significant step towards realising a decarbonised society, as clean ammonia is increasingly recognised as a promising next-generation fuel that does not emit CO2 during combustion.

The facility’s output will serve various applications, including fuel, chemical feedstock, and fertiliser production, contributing to the broader goal of reducing carbon emissions across multiple industries.

As the largest Japanese importer of ammonia, Mitsui’s involvement in this project strengthens its position in the global clean energy market and reinforces the company’s commitment to sustainable development and environmental stewardship.

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