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Exciting News! ?? ?? Thrilled to welcome David Koshy to Ammobia as our newest Staff Engineer! ?? David brings a wealth of expertise in electrochemistry, process design, and materials development, with experience spanning cutting-edge energy technologies, electrochemical catalysis, and advanced material synthesis. His background includes impactful research at Stanford University, UC Berkeley, and the Fritz-Haber-Institute, along with industry experience in climate and energy tech. We’re excited to have him on board as we continue pushing the boundaries of innovation. Welcome to the team, David! ??? #WelcomeToAmmobia #ClimateTech #Electrochemistry #Innovation?

?? Exciting News! Ammobia is Heading to #CERAWeek 2025! ??? We’re thrilled to announce that our Co-founder & CEO Karen Baert will be speaking at CERAWeek 2025, the world’s leading energy conference, where industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers come together to shape the future of energy! Don't miss our presentation on Monday 3:30 PM at Pod 5 or come find us at the technology corridor 2-5 PM same day! If you’ll be there, let’s connect! ???? #CERAWeek2025 #EnergyInnovation #FutureOfEnergy #Ammobia #SustainableSolutions

Ammobia is hiring an MBA Summer Intern! Passionate about climate change and eager to co-shape the future of an early-stage start up? Apply at: https://lnkd.in/gUNMsi-3

?? Great research done by our friends at Stanford on low-carbon ammonia production! Low-carbon ammonia is a critical step toward sustainable agriculture and decarbonization, and this latest study led by Stefano Mingolla—a postdoc in Lorenzo Rosa’s group at Carnegie highlights key pathways to achieving it. ?? ?? Key takeaways from the research: ? Mapping ammonia production – The study assesses global facilities and their potential for low-carbon alternatives. ? Decentralized production – A promising approach to cut emissions, enhance resilience, and reduce import dependency, particularly in the Global South. ? Low-carbon alternatives – Carbon capture, electrolysis, and bioprocessing are analyzed for cost, scalability, and resource efficiency. ? Policy support is crucial – Scaling these solutions requires strong regulatory backing to drive adoption. ?? The transition to sustainable ammonia production is essential for both climate goals and food security. Check out the full research for deeper insights! #SustainableAgriculture #Ammonia #ClimateSolutions #Decarbonization #Fertilizers #StanfordResearch

?? Welcome, Eric Jin! ?? We are thrilled to welcome Eric Jin as our new Head of Process Systems Engineering at Ammobia! With his deep expertise in clean energy, decarbonization, and process optimization, Eric brings a wealth of knowledge to our team as we continue our mission to feed and fuel our world with clean ammonia. Eric has an impressive background in thermal and chemical process innovation, with experience spanning R&D, technology startups, and large-scale industrial applications. His leadership in process modeling, system efficiency, and sustainable energy solutions will be invaluable in driving forward our efforts to scale ammonia as a clean fuel for the future. Please join us in giving Eric a warm welcome to the Ammobia team! ???? #Welcome #CleanAmmonia #SustainableEnergy #Decarbonization #Ammobia

Honoured to be recognized as one of Darcy’s 2024 Top Innovators in #LowCarbonFuels! ?? Top innovators in LowCarbonFuels alongside a great set of fellow start-ups. Thank you, Darcy Partners, for the recognition and for highlighting innovation in this space! #Innovation #Sustainability

Intern season approaches! Ammobia has got a bunch of great roles for students this summer, including an MBA Intern, R&D Engineer, and a very specialized/niche Lab Data Systems Engineer role, which I think will end up being very cool for the right person. Love making hardware and software talk together? Check it out! https://lnkd.in/gUNMsi-3

Green baby green ????! 1?? This slogan speaks to you? 2?? Experience as R&D engineer, lab data engineer or MBA looking for an impactful internship this summer? ?? Come work with us at Ammobia !!!

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We are excited to congratulate?Ammobia?-?Karen Baert,?Tristan Gilbert?and the entire Ammobia team for being selected to participate in the field trial and final phase of the Chevron Studio program. Ammobia, a San Francisco-based climate-tech startup is?launching out of the Chevron Studio and was founded by aspiring entrepreneurs, Baert and Gilbert. ? With a mission to feed and fuel our world with lower-carbon ammonia, Ammobia is developing a technology to produce?lower-carbon?ammonia at low cost.?Ammobia's Haber-Bosch 2.0 is an innovation to the conventional ammonia synthesis process, the Haber-Bosch process. Through an innovative reaction technology, Ammobia seeks to enable ammonia production?at lower pressure than the current Haber-Bosch process with aim to achieve significantly higher conversion than the current process. ? This approach?simplifies the plant design,?potentially?reducing CAPEX and OPEX, and?is designed to increase?the flexibility and safety in ammonia production, paving the way for cost-effective, modular ammonia production.? ? Ammobia was selected for the third phase of Chevron Studio based on successful completion of Phase 2 of Chevron Studio and plans to commercialize the technology through a field trial with industry end users. Ammobia will work to scale its technology and aim to secure MOUs or LOIs with potential customers during the field trial phase. Chevron Studio, a partnership between Chevron Technology Ventures and?the?National Renewable Energy Laboratory, is a unique program pairing individual entrepreneurs with technologies from universities and national labs that have the potential to enable a lower-carbon future.?Follow this space for additional announcements.?