Agriculture industry

Farmers feed the world.  

But as the global population increases, their job becomes more challenging. Our range of proven solutions enables the production of the ammonia and other chemicals required by the agriculture industry to meet rising demand in the safest, most reliable and most cost-efficient way. 

Topsoe and Agriculture 

Ammonia is essential for the manufacturing of nitrogen-based fertilizers, but their production is responsible for about 1.5% of global carbon dioxide emissions.¹ With almost 80 years of experience in ammonia, we offer industry-leading solutions that ensure reliable and safe production of green, blue and conventional ammonia with the lowest possible energy consumption and the lowest possible emissions.  

From new plants to revamps, our expert services can help increase capacity, efficiency or even feedstock flexibility, creating the foundation for optimal day-to-day operation and long-term success. 

Addressing your needs 

As a leader in green ammonia synthesis, we can meet your green ammonia production needs, with both stick-built and modular plant options. Both offer superior efficiency and a long lifetime of unmatched performance. Our ammonia synthesis loop also has the flexibility to allow for fluctuating feedstock supplies. 

If you are looking to scale up conventional or blue ammonia production, our SynCOR™ technology is next-generation and worth your attention. It is especially well-suited to the production of low-carbon ammonia and enables significant economies of scale, paving the way for new benchmarks, new financials and new opportunities.  

We offer a wide variety of co-production solutions, such as simple-to-install modular formaldehyde units. This gives our customers the flexibility to adapt both their production processes and strategies, allowing them to respond quickly to market demands while maintaining profitability. 

¹https://www.carbonbrief.org/fertiliser-emissions-could-be-cut-to-one-fifth-of-current-levels-by-2050/#:~:text=Microbes%20in%20soil%20break%20down,of%20total%20global%20CO2%20emissions