據世界能源7月21日消息：摩洛哥新的綠色氨項目計劃已公布，預計到2026年產量將達到18.3萬噸/年。貿易公司Vitol已經簽署了一份諒解備忘錄(MOU)來管理該項目的生產。

　　位于愛爾蘭的綠色氫技術公司Fusion Fuel和中東建筑公司Consolidated Contractors正在開發Hevo氨摩洛哥項目。Fusion Fuel表示，該設施的位置尚未最終確定，但預計將在Jorf Lasfar、Essaouira或Agadir附近。

　　該項目將是摩洛哥最大的綠色氨和綠色氫項目，預計總投資約為8.5億美元。第一階段的開發預計將在可行性研究完成后于2022年開始。項目投產后，預計將生產18.3萬噸/年的綠氨，減少28萬噸/年的二氧化碳。

　　Fusion Fuel預計將提供技術，以生產項目所需的3.1萬噸/年的綠色氫。

　　摩洛哥正在探索綠色氨生產的潛力，以緩解磷酸鹽生產對進口灰氨的依賴。Jorf Lasfar每年進口約180萬噸灰氨。但如果這些項目取得成功，該國也在努力成為氨的出口國，Vitol預計將把Hevo項目生產的綠色氨銷售到歐洲和其他附近市場。

　　摩洛哥能源、礦業和環境部長Aziz Rabbah表示:“利用我們豐富的太陽能和風能資源生產無碳綠色氨的能力，為摩洛哥在脫碳的全球經濟中發揮主導作用提供了一個戰略機遇。我們相信，這個雄心勃勃的項目將成為摩洛哥氫戰略的基石，并將使摩洛哥成為國際市場上氨的主要出口國。”

　　馮娟 摘譯自 世界能源

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　　Morocco Outlines Plans for New Green Ammonia Project

　　Plans for a new green ammonia project in Morocco have been revealed, with production estimated to reach 183,000 t/yr by 2026. Trading firm Vitol has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to manage offtake from the site.

　　The Hevo Ammonia Morocco project is being developed by Ireland-based green hydrogen technology company Fusion Fuel and Middle East construction company Consolidated Contractors. The location of the facility has not yet been finalised, but it is expected to be in the vicinity of Jorf Lasfar, Essaouira or Agadir, Fusion Fuel said.

　　The project would be Morocco's largest green ammonia and green hydrogen project, with an estimated total investment value of around $850mn. Development of the first phase is expected to begin in 2022 following the completion of a feasibility study. When fully commissioned, the project is expected to produce 183,000 t/yr of green ammonia and abate 280,000 t/yr of CO2.

　　Fusion Fuel expects to supply the technology to produce the 31,000 t/yr of green hydrogen that the project will need.

　　Morocco is exploring the potential for green ammonia production to ease its reliance on imported grey ammonia for phosphate production. It imports about 1.8mn t/yr of grey ammonia into Jorf Lasfar. But the country is also working towards becoming an exporter of ammonia if these projects come to fruition, with Vitol expected to market green ammonia from the Hevo project into Europe and other nearby markets.

　　"The ability to use our abundant solar and wind resources to produce carbon-free, green ammonia presents a strategic opportunity for Morocco to play a leading role in the decarbonised global economy," minister of energy, mines and environment Aziz Rabbah said. "We believe this ambitious project will be the cornerstone of Morocco's hydrogen strategy and will establish Morocco as a major exporter of ammonia to international markets."