根据协议，优尼珀将每年从AM Green的绿色氨项目中采购至多50万吨产品。首批货物预计最早于2028 年启运，货源来自AM Green正在安得拉邦卡基纳达建设的首座100万吨/年绿色氨工厂。 对优尼珀而言，此次合作是其为欧洲客户打造多元化可再生及低碳分子产品组合的重要进展。可再生氨 既可作为原料，也可作为潜在氢载体，将助力化工、化肥、炼油等工业领域实现脱碳，未来还可应用于 航运业。 (顾家瑞) （来源：中化新网） 中化新网讯 1月12日，德国优尼珀全球商品公司与印度AM Green氨能源私人有限公司宣布签署长期有 约束力的采购协议，协议标的为经认证的非生物来源可再生燃料级可再生氨。这是印度企业首次签署此 类协议，签约仪式在艾哈迈达巴德举行。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The annual import volume of low-carbon or "clean" ammonia in Japan is expected to be below 2 million tons by 2030 due to a slowdown in the global energy transition process [1] Group 1: Demand Forecast - The demand for clean ammonia in Japan has been revised downwards, with expectations of it being below 2 million tons per year by 2030 due to rising construction costs, yen depreciation, and extended construction periods [1] - Despite the revised demand outlook, the application momentum for clean fuels is accelerating, with the power, industrial, and maritime sectors anticipated to be the main drivers of demand growth [1] - It is expected that the demand for clean ammonia in the power, industrial, and shipping sectors will steadily increase after 2030 [1] Group 2: Government Support - Japan has allocated 3 trillion yen through a price difference contract mechanism to support the price gap between renewable hydrogen and traditional fuels as part of the Hydrogen Society Promotion Act [1]

Core Insights - Fertiglobe has postponed its plans for the 1 million ton per year low-carbon ammonia Rabdan project in Ruwais, UAE, due to the early development stage of the global market and evolving regulatory frameworks [1] - The company has been trialing low-carbon ammonia and renewable ammonia products in Japan, India, and Europe since 2021, primarily for co-firing in power plants and chemical production [1] - Fertiglobe's CEO, Ahmed El-Hoshy, stated that the global low-carbon ammonia market is still in its infancy, with dynamic changes in regulatory frameworks and demand signals [1] - The company is still proceeding with the 1 million ton per year Harvest low-carbon ammonia project in the UAE, which remains central to its decarbonization roadmap [1] - Fertiglobe is collaborating with ADNOC and ExxonMobil to evaluate the development of the Baytown project, which is a significant part of its global low-carbon ammonia solutions strategy [1] - In May, Marubeni Corporation announced a long-term purchase agreement with ExxonMobil to procure approximately 250,000 tons of low-carbon ammonia annually from the Baytown facility in Texas [1] Company Overview - Fertiglobe currently has a total production capacity of 6.6 million tons per year for urea and commodity ammonia, with production bases located in the UAE, Egypt, and Algeria [2] - The company is a significant nitrogen fertilizer producer in the MENA region [2]