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Starfire Energy, a developer of modular chemical plants for the production of carbon-free ammonia and carbon-free hydrogen, today announced the appointment of…Read More

Funding for clean-energy startups and innovators hasn’t yet reached the levels needed for Front Range cities to achieve net-zero status. Despite the…Read More

Denver, Colorado – April 8, 2021 – Starfire Energy, a developer of modular chemical plants for the production of carbon-free ammonia and…Read More

Starfire Energy is thrilled to have the support of AP Ventures, Rockies Venture Club, and friends and family participating in our bridge…Read More

Starfire Energy was selected to be one of 13 companies to present at CCIA’s annual Mining Cleantech Challenge. Our Rapid Ramp NH3…Read More

Jennifer Beach offers entertaining education on both the use of ammonia to support hydrogen as an alternative fuel as well as the…Read More

While on a cross-country bike tour to raise sustainability awareness, Baudouin de Hemptinne stopped in at Starfire Energy for an educational tour.…Read More

Jorgo Chatzimarkakis, the Secretary General of Hydrogen Europe, does a nice job of summarizing how and why ammonia is a viable alternative…Read More

Natalie Kakish, an Ammonia Subject Matter Expert at Argus Media, published an article about the growing green ammonia opportunity. “As an energy…Read More

We are pleased to be cooperating with Rebecca Fushimi at Idaho National Laboratory who is doing a deeper analysis of our proprietary…Read More

Three of the members of the Starfire team attended the Ammonia Energy Association Conference the week of November 11. Joe provided an…Read More

Thanks to everyone who has provided advice, support, and encouragement to our team. We’re looking forward to bringing our clean fuel technology…Read More

Jennifer has previously served in leadership roles in other not-for-profit organizations; she expressed that she enjoys driving positive change. She had this…Read More

Jennifer Beach gives Starfire Energy’s elevator pitch to Colorado’s Governor Polis at the Commercial Vehicle Cleantech Challenge reception the evening of July…Read More

Starfire Energy is honored to be 1 of 8 chosen to present at the Commercial Vehicle Cleantech Challenge on July 10th in…Read More

Research has been published by Niels d Vries of C-Job Navel Architects about the “Safe and effective application of ammonia as a…Read More

Starfire Energy is thrilled to announce we have received additional funding from the DOE ARPA-E program. Our thanks goes to all of…Read More

More than 4500 submissions from 119 countries were reviewed for this competition. In 2018 Starfire Energy was selected as a Top 500…Read More

We have developed a proprietary catalyst that supports very high NH3 synthesis rates at high space velocities and temperatures. It strongly outperforms…Read More

Our Rapid Ramp NH3 process is flexible and able to directly follow the variable power of renewable energy. Ramps in hours, not…Read More

Our catalyst is not only great for making NH3 but also great for decomposing NH3 into Nitrogen and Hydrogen. It does this…Read More

Our Rapid Ramp NH3 process directly consumes hydrogen from an electrolyzer. Our system avoids cost intensive hydrogen compression and storage.

Starfire Energy is honored to announce we are the recipients of an SBIR grant. Thank you to all who contributed to the…Read More

The entire team at Starfire Energy wishes to thank those involved with the Colorado OEDIT program for their time and foresight. We…Read More

We are looking for family offices, corporations, or ventures firms interested in investing in our technology. Please contact us for more information.

RAPID is the Modular Chemical Process Intensification Institute for Clean Energy Manufacturing. Starfire Energy’s Rapid Ramp NH3 is a modular design. We…Read More

AEA is the global information portal for ammonia as an energy vector. Learn about ammonia energy through their extensive article library

We want to be remembered as the bold generation who made great strides in reducing the impacts of climate change.