KenGen and Kaishan Break Ground on Geothermal-Powered Green Fertilizer Facility
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the geothermal-powered green fertilizer facility in Naivasha, Kenya, to be built by Kaishan.
KenGen and China’s Kaishan Group have begun construction on a geothermal-powered green fertilizer production facility, following a geothermal steam supply agreement.
- The project aims to use geothermal steam to power green ammonia and fertilizer production.
- The goal is to reduce carbon emissions and dependence on imported fertilizers in Eastern Africa.
KenGen will supply steam from the Olkaria geothermal field to the 165-MW facility, operated by Kaishan, for 30 years.
The plant is expected to produce 200,000 to 300,000 tonnes of green fertilizer annually.
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Author's summary: KenGen and Kaishan start geothermal fertilizer project.
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