The Smallholder Green Ammonia Initiative

The Smallholder Green Ammonia Initiative

Join an open, community-led conversation on the latest science, policy, financing, and field realities 

Join an open, community-led conversation on the latest science, policy, financing, and field realities 

Join an open, community-led conversation on the latest science, policy, financing, and field realities 

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The green ammonia market is projected to grow from $1.75B today to $221.6B by 2035 - one of the fastest-growing sectors in clean energy, with implications for both agriculture and fuel

The green ammonia market is projected to grow from $1.75B today to $221.6B by 2035 - one of the fastest-growing sectors in clean energy, with implications for both agriculture and fuel

Analytical frameworks grounded in

market realities and local context.

$1.75B → $221.6B

$1.75B → $221.6B

The green ammonia market projected growth by 2031

The green ammonia market projected growth by 2031

$83B by 2031

Africa's fertilizer market is on track to hit $83B by 2031, and distributed green ammonia is emerging as a game-changer for smallholder food security - without the fossil fuel price shocks

1,000x

Modular green ammonia plants are now 1,000x smaller than conventional facilities, making local production economically viable for the first time in remote and rural contexts

Smallholder Focus

To unlock this opportunity for smallholders, work is needed on how green ammonia can most effectively reach farmers: both the product formulation, and practical delivery mechanism to field. Join this collaborative effort.

1,000x

Smaller than conventional facilities.

Recent Development

Smallholder pilots are live - TalusAg commissioned a modular plant in Kenya in 2024, with field trials now underway to reach smallholder farmers at scale. Institute for Transformative Technologies is testing ammonium nitrate 'Nitrolyzer' fertilizer in fields. 

Working for agri-food system transformation

in Africa.

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