Worley is taking the lead in designing the first commercial scale electric ammonia plant on the US Gulf Coast. The plant, with an exceptional anticipated production capacity of 300 metric tonnes of electric ammonia per day, will mark a significant milestone in hydrogen production as it will be the first to employ solid oxide electrolyzer technology (SOEC). This cutting-edge technology promises a remarkable 30% increase in energy efficiency compared to traditional electrolyzers, showcasing a commitment to sustainable practices. One of the plant's key features is its capability to adapt to the variability of renewable energy sources, which will not only enhance grid stability but also drive forward cost-effective production of ammonia. This adaptability aligns with the plant's role in providing decarbonized energy solutions, a crucial step towards reducing emissions across various sectors. The collaboration between Worley and First Ammonia signifies a strategic partnership aimed at revolutionizing heavy industry, transport fuels, and power generation by introducing clean ammonia. Worley's expertise, particularly in the Gulf Coast region, combined with First Ammonia's innovative approach, is poised to reshape the landscape of ammonia production. Both Marc Van Den Boom and Joel Moser expressed excitement about the project, highlighting its significance in advancing decarbonization efforts. With construction set to begin in the near future following the completion of the FEED study, this initiative represents a beacon of progress in the shift towards sustainable and efficient hydrogen production.