The following article originally appeared on Quantum Community Intelligence. TalusAg’s CEO Hiro Iwanaga shared his views on the affordability of green ammonia, the rapid deployment of the company’s modular systems, and current operational endeavors, in an exclusive interview with Quantum last week. Iwanga explained how TalusAg plans to scale up its production systems swiftly and inexpensively,...
Green ammonia producer TalusAg confirmed Maxam is using its containerized green ammonia production system to create clean explosives, in an interview with Quantum on Thursday.
Eagle Grove, Manning sites in development as TalusAg and Landus Cooperative bring modular systems to rural Iowa.
This article originally appeared in Farm Show Magazine – Volume 48, Issue 5, 2024. Reprinted with permission. Jay Schmuecker makes demonstration amounts of hydrogen and ammonia on his Iowa farm from solar power, air, and water to fuel tractors and feed crops. The plant he and David Toyne, a California-based engineer, built showed it could...
Talus Renewables, founded with the mission of bolstering global food security by providing low-cost, carbon-free nitrogen fertilizers, recently launched the first commercial modular green ammonia system in sub-Saharan Africa, drawing on the Schmuecker Renewable Energy System Team’s extensive expertise and support. The talusOne system is scheduled for deployment in November in partnership with...
The world’s first renewable hydrogen and ammonia fueled tractor developed in rural Iowa featured in local community celebration.
Download an informational brochure about the world’s first renewable hydrogen and ammonia fueled tractor.