Green urea is produced by coupling carbon dioxide and nitrate using renewable electricity. This sustainable method forms C–N bonds to generate urea under ambient conditions. It eliminates the need for fossil fuels and high-pressure processes typical of conventional urea synthesis. The approach enables carbon and nitrogen recycling from waste streams. Green urea offers a cleaner alternative for fertilizer production
Green Ammonia
Green ammonia is produced via electrochemical nitrate reduction using renewable electricity. In this process, nitrate ions are converted into ammonia at the cathode of an electrolyzer. The reaction occurs under mild conditions and avoids carbon dioxide emissions, offering a sustainable alternative to the traditional Haber-Bosch process. This method also helps remediate nitrate-contaminated wastewater