Danish companies Topsoe, Skovgaard Energy, and Vestas have launched a groundbreaking green ammonia production project in Ramme, Denmark, with a capacity of 5,000t/yr. This project is considered a 'world first' due to its ability to adapt to fluctuating renewable power supplies, ensuring optimal production. The plant is equipped with advanced technology that allows it to adjust to the inherent power supply fluctuations during electrolysis and ammonia synthesis. By drawing power from renewable sources, including 50MW from newly installed solar panels, the project aims to enhance sustainability and cost-effectiveness. This innovative approach showcases the potential for green technology to revolutionize ammonia production and contribute to a more environmentally friendly industrial sector.