Envision Energy has inaugurated the world’s largest green hydrogen and ammonia plant in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, marking a significant milestone in the global hydrogen economy. The facility operates off-grid, solely relying on renewable sources like wind, solar, and battery storage, managed by artificial intelligence. This approach ensures zero carbon emissions from energy input. The plant's initial capacity of 320,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually is set to increase to 1.5 million tonnes by 2028, underlining Envision's dedication to clean fuels and global exports. By using surplus renewable energy to produce and store liquid nitrogen, the facility ensures a consistent energy supply, addressing the intermittency of renewable sources in green hydrogen production. Envision's strategic partnership with Marubeni Corporation of Japan signifies a push towards supplying green ammonia to sectors like fertilizers, chemicals, and shipping, aligning with the global shift towards low-carbon options. Envision's ambition to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 showcases a commitment to sustainability and innovation in decarbonization efforts. The advancement in green hydrogen technology reflects China's increasing role in clean energy and global decarbonization, with the country aiming to lead in the energy transition.