The Danish Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Program (EUDP) awarded 81MM DKK to the green ammonia project managed by partners Skovgaard Invest, Vestas, and Haldor Topsoe. The project aims at building a 10 MW green ammonia plant directly coupled to local wind and solar power generation. The plant is expected to be operational by 2023, making it the world’s first "dynamic" green ammonia.

The dynamic approach entails that the clean power from wind turbines and solar panels will be connected directly to the electrolysis unit making it more cost-effective than if involving a battery or hydrogen storage.  

Topsoe will design the plant’s ammonia technology to secure optimal production and adapt to the inherent fluctuations in power output from wind turbines and solar panels. The ammonia plant will interface to a green hydrogen solution developed by Vestas, integrating electrolysis with wind and solar in one smart control system. In addition, the renewable energy generation will be connected directly to the national grid so surplus power can be sold to the grid.

The green ammonia plant will be located in Western Jutland, Denmark with planned output of more than 5,000 t green ammonia annually from renewable power. This production will prevent 8,200 tons of CO₂ from being emitted into the atmosphere every year. Power will be supplied from renewable sources: 12 MW from six existing V80-2.0 MW Vestas wind turbines and 50 MW new solar panels.