World’s Largest Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Plant Launched in Inner Mongolia, operationally managed by Artificial Intelligence

> China’s Envision Energy has launched the world’s largest green hydrogen and ammonia plant in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia. The plant sits in the Net-Zero Industrial Park. It runs **completely on off-grid renewable sources** like wind, solar, and battery storage. Artificial intelligence manages its operations.

> Envision’s Chifeng plant stands out as it operates fully off-grid, unlike many hydrogen facilities that still rely on fossil fuel-powered grids. This means it uses only renewable sources for electrolysis and ammonia synthesis. Thus, **there are no carbon emissions from energy input.** AI is key in managing these operations. It helps keep energy supply and demand balanced in real time.

> A particularly innovative feature is the use of surplus renewable energy to produce and store liquid nitrogen. This helps stabilize the system when the wind or sun is low, providing a steady, reliable energy supply.

> With this system, AI, clean power, and storage tech help solve a big problem in green hydrogen production: **the unpredictability of renewable energy.**

> Electrolyzer technologies are becoming more efficient and affordable, and renewable energy is now the cheapest source of new electricity in many regions. As such, green hydrogen is becoming more competitive with fossil-based hydrogen. This is especially true in tough-to-decarbonize sectors.

> This project highlights how green ammonia can act as both a climate mitigation tool and a clean energy carrier. It will play an increasingly important role in decarbonizing global trade, shipping, and chemical production.