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Discover the Future of Green Energy at the Port of Victoria! ACME Greentech Ventures is set to revolutionize clean energy with a potential green hydrogen and ammonia facility on a 245-acre site.  #GreenEnergy #PortofVictoriaPort of Victoria Leading the Way to a Sustainable FutureACME, a global pioneer in green hydrogen technology,...Continue Reading

The Victoria County Navigation District “Port of Victoria” and ACME Greentech Ventures Americas Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Acme Group headquartered in India “ACME” have entered into an option agreement to lease a 245-acre site at The Port of Victoria. ACME will conduct its due diligence and feasibility studies...Continue Reading

As the country shifts from fossil fuels to clean energy sources, a utility-scale renewable energy plant using solar combined with battery storage is on the cards in Port of Victoria, with the potential of powering homes in the community with clean, reliable energy. Vitis Energy’s power generation facility will be...Continue Reading

Good news for the environment and the economy! America is embracing renewables at a remarkable rate, with clean energy now outpacing coal. Not only does green energy help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but it also creates jobs and pays above-average wages. First Ammonia seeks to develop one of the world's...Continue Reading

Vitis Energy has entered into a partnership with Port of Victoria and will start developing the Portside Energy Center. This facility will  produce and store solar power utilizing state-of-the-art energy management software to oversee demand and maximize savings. If the project comes to fruition the lease will be for 30...Continue Reading

Exciting news for the Port of Victoria! First Ammonia is planning to create one of the world's first commercial-scale green ammonia production facilities using renewable solar and wind power. This project will not only create jobs but also reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A lease agreement entered into between Victoria County...Continue Reading

As the country shifts from fossil fuels to clean energy sources, a utility-scale renewable energy plant using solar combined with battery storage is also on the cards in Port of Victoria, with the potential of powering homes in the community with clean, reliable energy. The power generation facility will be...Continue Reading

Environmental and economic benefits of using renewable energy include: Generating energy that produces no greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels and reduces some types of air pollution Diversifying energy supply and reducing dependence on imported fuels Creating economic development and jobs in manufacturing, installation, and  Port...Continue Reading

The Port of Victoria has announced a partnership with First Ammonia, a green technology company, to produce green ammonia at the Port. Green ammonia is a clean, renewable fuel that can be used to power ships, trucks, and other vehicles. The First Ammonia facility will use solar and wind power...Continue Reading

The Port of Victoria is investing in green energy because it is the future. Renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and water are naturally replenishing and produce no greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels. This reduces air pollution, conserves natural resources, and diversifies the energy supply, creating economic development...Continue Reading

In the last decade, wind and solar deployment have increased more rapidly than any other non-combustion-based electricity-generating technology in America. We are embracing renewables at a remarkable rate, with clean energy now outpacing coal for the first time in the modern era. Wind farms, solar panels, hydropower stations, and even...Continue Reading

The advantages of renewable energy have been known for a very long time – such as cleaner air, lower carbon emissions, the conservation of natural resources, and substantial long-term savings. The Port of Victoria is committed to sustainability and is working to develop green technology projects that will help to...Continue Reading

The Port of Victoria is leading the way in green energy in the Crossroads region. The Port is home to two major green energy projects: First Ammonia and Vitis Energy.  First Ammonia is developing a facility to produce green ammonia from solar and wind power. Green ammonia is a...Continue Reading

The Port of Victoria is leading the way in green energy with two new projects that will produce clean, renewable power. The first project is a partnership with First Ammonia, which will develop a facility to produce green ammonia from solar and wind power. The second project is a partnership...Continue Reading

The Victoria County Navigation District continues to spur on green energy growth in Victoria County by pursuing a lease agreement with Vitis Energy at the Port’s new Texas Logistic Center (TXLC). Vitis Energy, which develops energy solutions that reduce costs, improve power reliability, and enhance sustainability, is entering into their...Continue Reading

The Victoria County Navigation District is in discussions with First Ammonia for a potential green technology project at the Port. First Ammonia is considering a lease with a 50-year option on 115 acres at the Port's newly founded Texas Logistics Center. They would be the center's first customer to capitalize...Continue Reading