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Producing ammonia and fertiliser using wind power in Morris, Minnesota
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The University of Minnesota has launched a renewable ammonia production facility in Morris that uses wind energy to power hydrogen electrolyzers. This project aims to provide local farmers with a consistent, low-carbon fertilizer supply to mitigate global supply chain instability.
Click to learn more. Online renewable ammonia demonstrator, powered by wind turbines in Morris, Minnesota, USA. Source: University of Minnesota.
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