NetworkNewsBreaks – FuelPositive Corporation (TS
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NetworkNewsBreaks – FuelPositive Corporation (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF) CEO Featured Guest on BNN Bloomberg Interview
FuelPositive (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF), a leading green ammonia company, was spotlighted during a recent BNN Bloomberg interview that discussed the company’s focus on scaling green-ammonia use for farmers and other end users. During the interview, FuelPositive CEO Ian Clifford explained the difference between gray ammonia and green ammonia, and discussed how the Waterloo-based company plans to roll out its green-ammonia solution for end users, including farmers and others in multiple sectors around the world. He noted that the company’s containerized green-energy production system is designed to replace fossil-fuel use and bring cost savings and energy security to farmers and other end users, including those in water purification, refrigeration, and metal and clothing processing sectors. Noting that the green-ammonia production process features a remarkable reduction in carbon emissions, Clifford explained that the system also locks in cost and supply for farmers, the largest variable that they face on a seasonable basis. “By allowing them to produce their own ammonia on farm, it gives them that certainty of cost and supply,” said FuelPositive CEO Ian Clifford during the interview. “So basically, it’s taking a commodity that has huge variability and gives them security and consistency on farm. It’s a gamechanger in that context. . . . It has a huge use globally, and again that massive carbon footprint as a result. So we’re getting interest from all over the world for systems that would allow end users to product their own green ammonia on site and utilize it on site, thereby eliminating the massive supply chain issues that exist with gray ammonia and also stabilizing and standardizing cost and supply, which is a huge variable today.”
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FuelPositive (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF), a leading green ammonia company, was spotlighted during a recent BNN Bloomberg interview that discussed the company’s focus on scaling green-ammonia use for farmers and other end users. During the interview, FuelPositive CEO Ian Clifford explained the difference between gray ammonia and green ammonia, and discussed how the Waterloo-based company plans to roll out its green-ammonia solution for end users, including farmers and others in multiple sectors around the world. He noted that the company’s containerized green-energy production system is designed to replace fossil-fuel use and bring cost savings and energy security to farmers and other end users, including those in water purification, refrigeration, and metal and clothing processing sectors. Noting that the green-ammonia production process features a remarkable reduction in carbon emissions, Clifford explained that the system also locks in cost and supply for farmers, the largest variable that they face on a seasonable basis. “By allowing them to produce their own ammonia on farm, it gives them that certainty of cost and supply,” said FuelPositive CEO Ian Clifford during the interview. “So basically, it’s taking a commodity that has huge variability and gives them security and consistency on farm. It’s a gamechanger in that context. . . . It has a huge use globally, and again that massive carbon footprint as a result. So we’re getting interest from all over the world for systems that would allow end users to product their own green ammonia on site and utilize it on site, thereby eliminating the massive supply chain issues that exist with gray ammonia and also stabilizing and standardizing cost and supply, which is a huge variable today.”
Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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