Port of Victoria embraces the use of Green Energy as a source of renewable energy

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 first commercial-scale green ammonia production facilities at the Port of Victoria.  The plant would use renewable solar and wind power to fuel energy-efficient solid oxide electrolyzer cells (SOEC) that produce ammonia from water and air. The plant is expected to be fully operational in late 2025 and create approximately 50 locally sourced jobs.

Port of Victoria embraces the use of Green Energy as a source of renewable energy

Vitis Energy, a green energy company is in the process of setting up a utility-scale renewable energy plant using solar combined with battery storage in Port of Victoria, with the potential of powering homes in the community with clean, reliable energy. The power generation facility will be based on 150 acres, with the goal at Vitis Energy being the utilization of state-of-the-art tools to better manage energy demand. This will lead to maximized energy savings across multiple customer facilities through the use of energy management software. Visit www.PortofVictoria.com for more information on the two projects.