Key Takeaways
- FuelPositive Corporation has successfully installed the world’s first Farmer-Owned Modular Green Ammonia production system in Sperling, Manitoba.
- The installation marks a significant milestone towards sustainable and environmentally friendly agricultural practices.
- The project aims to support farmers in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and meeting Canadian emission reduction targets.
- The on-farm production system will enhance farmers’ resilience and contribute to global food security.
- FuelPositive remains committed to providing scalable and reliable Green Ammonia solutions for the agricultural industry.
FuelPositive Corporation (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF) announced the successful installation of the world’s first Farmer-Owned Modular Green Ammonia production system on the Hieberts’ farm in Sperling, Manitoba. This milestone marks a significant step forward in sustainable agricultural practices.
Historic Installation and Visual Impact
“June 11, 2024, marks a historic moment for FuelPositive as all containers of its first commercial-scale system were placed in their final positions on the Hieberts’ farm,” said Luna Clifford, FuelPositive’s Co-Founder and Chief Impact Officer. The dedicated team at FuelPositive worked diligently to ensure the installation was completed safely and efficiently.
The installation was documented through drone footage and photography, capturing the integration of cutting-edge technology within the farm’s picturesque landscape. Ian Clifford, FuelPositive’s Co-Founder, CEO, and Chair of the Board of Directors, described the scene: “The rich black earth contrasted beautifully with the white containers and wide gravel paths, framed by the vibrant green of wheat fields and the yellow canola flowers.”
Advancing Sustainable Agriculture
The installation of this containerized green ammonia production system is a pivotal step towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future for agriculture. “Emissions in agriculture are hard to abate; farmers need accessible tools and solutions to meet the Canadian emission reduction targets set for them. FuelPositive is here to support farmers in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions,” said Luna Clifford.
With the system now in place and the arrival of a massive 90-ton storage tank, the next phase involves the commissioning and on-farm production of Green Ammonia. Nelson Leite, FuelPositive’s Chief Technology Officer, stated, “We are ready to complete commissioning and move forward to our next phase: the on-farm production of Green Ammonia.”
Local and Global Impact
The project’s success in Manitoba highlights the potential for broader applications. “FuelPositive’s groundbreaking project, happening right here in Manitoba, could mean the beginning of a beautiful success story for the province and Canada,” continued Luna Clifford. The decentralized on-farm Green Ammonia production enhances farmers’ resilience and advances global food security.
FuelPositive is committed to providing scalable, reliable, and accessible Green Ammonia solutions for the agricultural industry. “This milestone for the Company marks the beginning of a transformative journey for the Canadian agricultural industry and beyond,” concluded Ian Clifford. “We are ready to grow.”
FuelPositive Corporation’s Latest News
Updates on Private Placement and On-Farm System Readiness (2024/05/20)
FuelPositive Corporation has provided an update on its private placement and the readiness of its first on-farm system. The company raised $1.5 million in the first tranche of its private placement. The installation of its on-farm system in Manitoba is progressing, with a deliberate pause due to weather-related challenges. FuelPositive also announced the appointment of Michael Heslin as its new Director of Sales and highlighted its progress in government and stakeholder relations.
FuelPositive’s Commitment to Manitoba (2024/04/19)
FuelPositive Corporation is focusing on Manitoba, Canada to enhance the region’s agricultural sector. They plan to introduce green ammonia technology to provide a sustainable alternative to traditional nitrogen sources for farmers in Manitoba. The company has appointed Chad Berry, a potato grower, and Dr. Mario Tenuta, an agricultural researcher, to help adapt their systems to meet the needs of local farmers. They are also expanding their digital team to better showcase their innovations.
Ships First On-Farm Green Ammonia System After Successful Testing (2024/04/16)
FuelPositive Corporation (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF) has shipped its inaugural FP300 system after successful Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT). Manitoba-based farmer Curtis Hiebert oversaw the FAT at FuelPositive’s manufacturing facility in Waterloo, Ontario, validating the system’s operational performance for use on his farm. A demonstration event on April 10 allowed farmers and investors to view the system in action. The installation of the FP300 system at Hiebert’s farm is expected to significantly reduce emissions and set a new standard for sustainable farming practices globally, according to FuelPositive’s Co-Founder, CEO, and Board Chair, Ian Clifford.
Progress & Strategic Initiatives For 2024 (2024/03/22)
FuelPositive Corporation has filed a provisional patent for its Green Aqueous Ammonia add-on modules that promise to revolutionize fertilizer production. The modules offer a scalable, on-farm solution that allows for the production of Green Aqueous Ammonia with customizable nitrogen concentrations and adjustable pH levels. They significantly reduce costs and greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional methods. FuelPositive is on track to install its first system pilot in Manitoba in April.
Progress & Strategic Initiatives For 2024 (2024/02/07)
FuelPositive Corporation shared updates on its Green Ammonia technology and strategic plans. The company welcomed the Federal Minister of Agriculture, along with MPs Bardish Chagger and Tim Louis, to its Northland facility. FuelPositive remains on track to deliver its first commercial system by April 15, 2024. The company is also focusing its initial sales efforts in Manitoba, Canada, and developing the FP1500 system for larger farms. FuelPositive has gained recognition as an International Industry Innovation Leader by NICCEE and has successfully completed its latest financing round, raising an additional $550,000.
FuelPositive Corporation Set to Launch On-Farm Green Ammonia System (2023/12/06)
FuelPositive Corporation is set to deliver the world’s first on-demand, modular, Green Ammonia fertilizer, and fuel plant, known as the FP300 system, to a farm in Manitoba, Canada, by March 31, 2024. By producing Green Ammonia, the system aims to tackle two significant challenges in agriculture: the supply and cost of ammonia and the environmental impact of traditional ammonia production. The company is scaling its operations to meet the anticipated demand for this technology, with a manufacturing site secured in Waterloo, Ontario, to produce an additional 30 systems. The Green Ammonia production system is designed for multiple applications, including as fertilizer for farming, fuel for grain drying, and an alternative for fuel cells, positioning it as a critical enabler of the hydrogen economy.
FuelPositive Receives $1.9M Funding from Government of Canada for Green Ammonia Project (2023/10/11)
FuelPositive Corporation (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF) has received a funding grant of up to $1.9 million from the Agriculture Clean Technology Program to accelerate the commercialization of its Green Ammonia system. The grant will support FuelPositive’s “Green NH3 Demonstration Phase Project,” which aims to adapt the technology to meet the commercial needs of farmers, thereby bringing the company closer to achieving its objectives of efficient and sustainable large-scale production. The Green Ammonia system aims to reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions by eliminating the need for fossil fuels in ammonia production.
Forms Partnership with CEA Facility at University of Guelph (2023/08/09)
FuelPositive Corporation has signed an agreement with the University of Fraser Valley to name Lenore Newman as FuelPositive’s Global Food Security Advisor. The company has also formed a partnership with the Controlled Environment Systems Research Facility at the University of Guelph, focusing on controlled environment agriculture. FuelPositive’s green ammonia production systems could provide nitrogen fertilizer for indoor plant-based agriculture, fossil fuel replacement, heating, cooling, and even water purification. The company’s Director of Strategic Partnerships and Alliances, Luna Clifford, said that Lenore Newman will help guide their efforts in the development of controlled environment agriculture and other food security pilot projects.
