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Tsubame Plant Moves to Commercial Ammonia Production at Kashiwazaki

1 report, 1 independent Updated Wed 00:00
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What happened

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Tsubame's plant at Kashiwazaki Hydrogen Park has moved from trial operation to commercial production and supply to Yokohama, Japan. Inpex is utilizing Tsubame's electride catalyst technology for the Blue Hydrogen and Ammonia Production and Utilization Demonstration Project. Supply of ammonia from the plant to Mitsubishi Gas Chemical began on October 23, 2026.

From chemicalonline.com

Why it matters

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This marks the first practical deployment of Tsubame's low-temperature, low-pressure ammonia synthesis technology in a real-world operating environment. The successful transition to commercial ammonia supply supports Inpex's project execution goals.

From chemicalonline.com

Who's involved

  • InpexConducting the Blue Hydrogen and Ammonia Production and Utilization Demonstration Project
  • TsubameSupplying electride catalyst technology and operating the ammonia production plant
  • KashiwazakiLocation of the commercial-scale demonstration plant

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • TsubameSpeculative

    Tsubame could accelerate its international expansion and commercial-scale ammonia production and supply.

  • InpexSpeculative

    Inpex might see successful project execution in the ammonia supply chain.

  • KashiwazakiSpeculative

    Kashiwazaki may establish a local industrial base due to the new commercial ammonia production facility.

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