A Canadian-based start-up, FuelPositive, claims that its decentralized green ammonia production will cut the costs of fertilizer for farmers by up to 40%. The technology, which offers further opportunities across the energy sector, could enter the market as early as next year, as heavy polluting production methods continue to lose their sole advantage of cost. FuelPositive is developing a ‘modular, scalable, portable, economic, and transportable system for producing green ammonia.’ With all elements encompassed within a shipping-container-style unit, low-cost technologies, on-site production, and a patented process for combining green hydrogen and atmospheric nitrogen, the company hopes to be cost-competitive from its pilot projects throughout next year. Behind sulfuric acid, ammonia is the second most produced chemical commodity across the world.…