Why Now?

Grids are overloaded with renewable power.

Storage solutions do not scale economically.

Transmission is politically and financially constrained.

Hydrogen is energy-dense but infrastructure-poor.

It is not a problem of generating enough energy. The problem is storing it and moving it at scale.

Ammonia Wins at Scale

Ammonia is not new. What is new is producing it cheaply from stranded surplus power.

Ammonia is globally-traded liquid commodity.

Batteries are costly and have a short duration.

Hydrogen storage is expensive.

Transmission lines have capital and geographic constraints.

No other solution applies generally to multiple commodity markets.