FuelPositive (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF) is rolling out its scalable, containerized “plant-in-a-box” that uses a carbon-free process to make pure green ammonia. “The company’s first demonstration system will launch on a farm in Manitoba, Canada, later this year, followed by two additional demonstration systems in coming months,” a recent article reads. “In keeping with FuelPositive’s focus on serving the agricultural industry, which consumes 80% of the current global supply of ammonia for fertilizer, the company announced recently that Pollara Strategic Insights will become a corporate market research partner. In addition, University of Guelph (Ontario) associate research professor Leith Deacon will provide further advisement on data-based rural planning to help FuelPositive most effectively reach its target consumer. ‘It’s important to recognize that if you’re designing a product for farmers, you need to make sure the product is reflective of farmers’ realities. The only way to know what they need and want is to ask them. I’m excited to see that FuelPositive is engaging directly with farmers and taking its decision-making so seriously,’ Deacon stated. ‘We are conducting qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys across a robust sample of Canadian farmers to extract deep insights and direction for the company to consider when making its decisions,’ Pollara’s Founder and Chief Strategist Don Guy added.”
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About FuelPositive Corporation
FuelPositive is a Canadian technology company committed to providing commercially viable and sustainable “cradle-to-cradle” clean technology solutions, including green ammonia (“NH3”), for use across a broad spectrum of industries and applications. By focusing on technologies that are clean, sustainable and economically advantageous/realizable, the company aims to change the course of climate change through practical solutions that can be implemented now. The FuelPositive green ammonia system takes air, water and sustainable electricity and synthesizes it into pure, anhydrous ammonia for multiple applications, including fertilizer for farming, fuel for grain drying and internal combustion engines and a solution for grid storage. Green ammonia is also being considered as a key enabler of the hydrogen economy. FuelPositive systems are designed to provide for green ammonia production on-site, where it’s needed. This eliminates wildly fluctuating supply chains and offers end-user energy and supply security. Already proven in the lab, FuelPositive is building three full-sized systems to be rolled out in demonstration pilot projects in 2022. For more information about the company, visit www.FuelPositive.com.
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