Avina develops clean hydrogen solutions targeting hard-to-abate sectors. They build, operate, and own the assets for hydrogen and other products like methanol. Their goal is to deliver green hydrogen and fuels at a competitive cost.

Projects

Gulf Coast - e-methanol

• E-methanol production facility, synthesize from capture carbon dioxide and green hydrogen, produce with renewable energy.

• E-methanol capacity: 380 ktpa.

• Hydrogen capacity: 70.000 ton.

• Commercial operations date: 2028.

Southern California - Compressed hydrogen

• Hydrogen production for mobility using commercially available electrolyzers.

• Initial phase capacity: 4.000 KGD (kilogram per day).

• Commercial operations date: 2025.

Northern Illinois - Liquefied hydrogen

• Electrolytic liquefaction facility.

• Initial phase capacity: 15 MTPD (metric ton per day).

• Commercial operations date: 2027.

Nueces Green Ammonia

• Location: Texas

• Anhydrous ammonia facility.

• Production capacity: 800.000 mt per year

• Commercial operations date:

  • Phase 1: 2027
  • Phase 2: 2028

Midwest - SAF

• Ethanol to jet sustainable aviation fuel production (SAF).

• Under ASTM Annex 5.

• SAF capacity: over 120.000.000 gallons.

• Commercial operations date: 2027.

Latest investments and partnerships

August, 2024

• KBR and Avina are collaborating on a project to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in the US.

• KBR will provide technology licensing, proprietary engineering design, and front-end engineering design (FEED) using the PureSAF℠ technology, developed by Swedish Biofuels, which KBR exclusively licenses worldwide.

• This project aims to produce 120 million gallons of SAF per year, utilizing various feedstocks including ethanol, mixed alcohols, carbon dioxide, and synthesis gas.

Avina is positioning itself as a vertically integrated clean energy company, focusing on the production and distribution of green hydrogen and its derivatives.

• Build, Own, and Operate (BOO): Avina develops, constructs, owns, and operates green hydrogen and hydrogen derivative plants. This approach allows them to maintain control over the entire production process and infrastructure.
• Strategic Partnerships: Avina employs a technology-focused approach with strong collaborations with technology providers, equipment suppliers, and renewable energy corporations to enhance capabilities and scale operations.

Avina Clean Hydrogen differentiates itself through its comprehensive BOO model, technological innovations through preferred partnerships and focus on proprietary solutions in system integration optimization, diversified product portfolio, strategic partnerships, focus on hard-to-abate sectors, commitment to renewable energy, strategic use of government incentives, large-scale project development, and secured supply chains.

Avina targets various sectors where green hydrogen is utilized as a feedstock or energy carrier:

• Ammonia: for agriculture, chemical manufacturing, maritime fuel and energy production or storage.

• e-fuels: for customers in aviation, marine, automotive, and industrial sectors that are developing alternative fuels like SAF or e-methanol.

• Transportation: for transportation, providing infrastructure development and technological collaboration. Avina offers compressed and liquefied hydrogen solutions for convenient storage and transportation.

• Green steel: low-carbon hydrogen as a feedstock for steel production.

• Power generation: hydrogen can be used as a storage option and as a source of blended fuel in gas turbines to increase power system flexibility.