Modular,
variable-rate
ammonia (NH3) production

Scalable ammonia production and cracking technologies

Technology

We are scaling up technologies to make and use carbon-free ammonia fuel. Rapid Ramp is a variable-rate ammonia production process engineered into a modular plant design. Prometheus Fire is a lower temperature, high flow ammonia cracking process that allows ammonia to be used like natural gas, but with no CO2 emissions.

With our Rapid Ramp NH3 systems
CLEAN POWER + AIR + WATER = CLEAN FUEL

  • Clean power, air, and water are combined to make clean fuel
  • Fuel costs are stabilized
  • Mass-produced modules speed installation and reduce project risk
  • Modular capacity is deployed to match market demand
  • Patents granted and pending in jurisdictions worldwide
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Air
Electricity
Water
Ammonia Modular System
Ammonia

Prometheus Fire

CLEAN NH3 FUEL = ENERGY + AIR + WATER

  • Ammonia cracking for burnable ammonia-hydrogen blends
  • Lower temperature activation
  • High pressure cracking
  • Low pressure drop at high flows
  • Can use exhaust heat in some applications
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Roadmap

Foundations

2007 –
2015

  • Solar background
  • Business development
  • Supply chain management
  • Corporate culture

Ammonia R&D

2016 –
2017

  • ARPA-E, OEDIT, SBIR grants
  • Convertible notes
  • Several scale-ups of Rapid Ramp
  • Prometheus Fire begins

Scale Up

2018 –
2021

  • Rapid Ramp larger scale up
  • Prometheus high pressure testing
  • Series A investment
  • Expand staff and facilities

Full Scale Ahead

Near
term

  • Series B investment
  • Rapid Ramp scaled to first module size
  • Prometheus integration into power generation
  • Alpha and Beta products

Flagship Manufacturing

Mid
term

  • Rapid Ramp and Prometheus commercially available

Global Manufacturing

Long
term

  • Scale up flagship factory
  • Build in strategic locations
  • Continuous improvement

Why Ammonia?

  • Can be made from just air, water, and clean energy
  • 100 years of codes and standards
  • Supporting infrastructure already in place
  • First used as a fuel in 1890

For more information visit the Ammonia Energy Association.

Latest News

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Joe Beach, CEO speaks at AEA Conference in Atlanta

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August 16, 2023

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