In this episode, we’re talking about green ammonia and in particular a company that is developing a new method to make it, Jupiter Ionics.
What is green ammonia and its future potential in agriculture? What is the problem Jupiter Ionics is trying to solve, and how is their process different?
And what could the future of fertiliser production look like in a lower carbon future?
Tune in to hear about green ammonia and all things net zero in the world of fertiliser with special guests Dr. Charlie Day (CEO) and Professor Douglas Macfarlane (CSO) from Jupiter Ionics joining CSBP’s Grey Johnston.
Wesfarmers Chemicals Energy and Fertilisers (WesCEF) has joined a consortium led by Jupiter Ionics and Monash University to develop modular Green Ammonia manufacturing technology. Partnerships like this are critical enablers for WesCEF's Net Zero targets.
Want to know more? Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSYCac7KD8o or visit https://www.jupiterionics.com to learn more about the new process Jupiter Ionics is working on.
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