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Green ammonia plant discussed as a potential Lennox project; Drew cites 11–22 MW need and ~$22M capex
Summary
Presenter Drew described a green ammonia production prospect that would be low-emission, use only water/air/electricity, and require about 11–22 megawatts of power and roughly $22 million in capital. He said such a project would depend on coordination with local utilities and permitting.
Drew described one of the larger prospects as a "green ammonia" production facility for agricultural fertilizer, saying the technology uses water, air and electricity and is low- or no-emission. "That 1 is about, just based on some of the projects we've looked at, looking at about a $22,000,000 capital expenditure, using about 11 to 22 megawatts, of power," he said.
Drew noted that moving forward would require utility coordination and permitting. He said the project would need to be "part of our conversation with the community to see if it's the direction that everyone wants to go," and that work with local providers (named in the meeting as Excel and Southeastern) would be necessary to secure the required load. The presenter also indicated permit language currently treats similar uses via conditional-use rules in local ordinance, though no ordinance citation or formal approval was discussed in the meeting.
