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Greenview Industrial Gateway blue ammonia and methanol (ALB)

Public information about this hydrogen project, including status, location, and technical detail.

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12 sourced values · 1 earlier records · 5 secondary context values

Sourced valueEarlier record, source not yet verifiedSecondary research context

Progress StatusproposedConfidence: Reported
Source: Alberta continues to position itself as a top destination for net-zero clean hydrogen production
CountryCanadaEarlier record
Original source not yet verified

Project Identity and Location

Public NameGreenview Industrial Gateway blue ammonia and methanol (ALB)Confidence: Reported
Source: MEDIA RELEASE: Greenview Industrial Gateway: Forerunner for Alberta’s clean energy future
Site NameGreenview Industrial Gateway (GIG)Confidence: Reported
Source: Alberta continues to position itself as a top destination for net-zero clean hydrogen production
Administrative AreaMunicipal District of Greenview, AlbertaConfidence: Reported
Source: Alberta continues to position itself as a top destination for net-zero clean hydrogen production

Project Purpose and Configuration

Carbon Reductioncarbon-neutral process using carbon capture and storageConfidence: Reported
Source: Northern Petrochemical selects ammonia-methanol co-production technology for Grand Prairie facility
Componentsammonia production, methanol productionConfidence: Reported
Source: Alberta continues to position itself as a top destination for net-zero clean hydrogen production
Feedstocknatural gasConfidence: Reported
Source: Northern Petrochemical Corporation announces $2.5-B project
Productblue ammonia, blue methanolConfidence: Reported
Source: Northern Petrochemical selects ammonia-methanol co-production technology for Grand Prairie facility
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Project Typeintegrated ammonia and methanol complexConfidence: Reported
Source: Alberta continues to position itself as a top destination for net-zero clean hydrogen production
Technologyammonia-methanol co-production technology, carbon capture and storage (CCUS)Confidence: Reported
Source: Northern Petrochemical selects ammonia-methanol co-production technology for Grand Prairie facility

Project Scale and Economics

Total Capexproposed $2.5 billion investmentConfidence: Reported
Source: Alberta continues to position itself as a top destination for net-zero clean hydrogen production

Project Lifecycle and Change

Lifecycle Stageplanned development; operation not establishedConfidence: Reported
Source: Northern Petrochemical Corporation announces $2.5-B project

Secondary research context

Tracker snapshots are supporting research, not verified project facts. They stay separate from the sourced-value count and do not replace confirmed values.

CountryCanadaSecondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency
Public NameGreenview Industrial Gateway blue ammonia and methanol (ALB)Secondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency
Progress StatusCancelledSecondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency
ProductH2Secondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency
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TechnologyNG w CCUSSecondary source
Confidence: Reported
Snapshot 2026-06-18
Source: Secondary source · International Energy Agency

Sources

SourceTypePublisherAs of
MEDIA RELEASE: Greenview Industrial Gateway: Forerunner for Alberta’s clean energy futureOriginal sourceGreenview Industrial Gateway / MD of Greenview
Alberta continues to position itself as a top destination for net-zero clean hydrogen productionOriginal sourceInvest Alberta Corporation
Northern Petrochemical selects ammonia-methanol co-production technology for Grand Prairie facilityOriginal sourceCPECN
Northern Petrochemical Corporation announces $2.5-B projectOriginal sourceHydrocarbon Processing