First Ammonia, a New York-headquartered developer of ammonia plants, has partnered with Danish technology company Topsoe to launch the production of solid oxide electrolyzer (SOEC) modules for a green ammonia project in the port of Victoria, Texas. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in the development of sustainable ammonia production. The agreement enables the fabrication of the first 100 MW SOEC modules at Topsoe's new factory in Herning, Denmark, with an annual production capacity of 500 MW. Each 100 MW module is expected to initially produce up to 100,000 million tons per annum of green ammonia, leading to a substantial reduction in CO2 emissions compared to traditional grey ammonia. The project is scheduled to commence commercial operation in 2027. Additionally, First Ammonia has joined forces with German energy major Uniper to deliver green ammonia from its flagship project in Victoria. The CEOs of First Ammonia and Topsoe expressed their excitement and confidence in the collaboration, highlighting the role of solid oxide electrolyzers in advancing the global decarbonization agenda for energy-intensive sectors like transportation and maritime shipping. They emphasized the importance of innovation and sustainability in driving the transition towards a hydrogen economy, with the production of green ammonia playing a crucial role in achieving long-term environmental goals.