The plant will produce approximately 200 GWh of e-methane for heavy road and maritime transport per year, as well as 180 GWh of CO2-free district heating for Tampere’s system.
These awards kick off Phase 1 activities and the hubs’ use of energy resources, existing infrastructure, electrolyzers, and more to reduce carbon emissions across heavy industries.
With new financing, Amogy will continue developing and commercializing its ammonia-to-power systems in the maritime shipping and stationary power generation markets.