By joining NitroVolt, you become part of a bold and ambitious team driving innovation to enable the green ammonia economy. Our NitroTeam is at the forefront of developing cutting-edge solutions to make green ammonia accessible to all, accelerating the transition to a cleaner, more sustainable future. Together, we are pioneering advancements that will revolutionize energy and industry, ensuring a greener tomorrow for everyone.
Join an international and diverse team
Groundbreaking and innovative working culture
Located at Alfa Laval's Innovation House
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Funding NitroSpecialist
On-site
Full-time
As a Grant Writer / Funding Specialist, you will play a critical role in identifying, securing, and managing public and private grant funding. You will be responsible for screening funding opportunities, writing compelling applications, coordinating project partners, and ensuring the successful execution and reporting of funded projects.
As a Process Chemical Engineer, your role is pivotal in implementing and upscaling our process. You’ll design the balance of plant for our in-house prototype and external demonstration units. Your work will blend technical leadership with project management, collaborating closely with the team, suppliers, and partners.
As an NitroElectroChemist, your role is pivotal in improving efficiency and stability of our process. You’ll design the next generation of ammonia synthesis electrolyte formulations and test them under industrially relevant conditions. Your work will blend scientific and technical leadership with project management, collaborating closely with the NitroTeam and our external partners.
Ammonia consists of one nitrogen and three hydrogen atoms, and is one of the most commonly produced chemicals in the world.
What is ammonia used for?
What is ammonia used for?
Roughly 80% of all produced ammonia is used for fertilizer. The rest is used as refrigerant gas, waste water purification, the manufacture of plastics, explosives, textiles, pesticides, dyes and many other chemicals.
What is the difference of grey and green ammonia?
What is the difference of grey and green ammonia?
Grey ammonia is produced via the use of fossil fuels, and today leads to about 1.5% of our global greenhouse gas emissions. Green ammonia must be produced using renewable electricity and non-fossil fuel containing inputs.
What sort of ammonia does NitroVolt produce?
What sort of ammonia does NitroVolt produce?
Our Nitrolyzer system produces green ammonia, using just air, water and renewable electricity. There is no CO2 emitted during the production process of our decentralized ammonia.
Is the Nitrolyzer only for agriculture and farming?
Is the Nitrolyzer only for agriculture and farming?
Our Nitrolyzer system can be used for any processes and systems that require ammonia on-site in amounts between 150-1000 kg per day.
What sustainable development goals do you aim to fulfill?
What sustainable development goals do you aim to fulfill?
NitroVolt aims to fulfill the UN sustainable development goals of 2) zero hunger, 12) responsible production and consumption, and 13) climate action.
Is the NitroVolt technology patented?
Is the NitroVolt technology patented?
The Nitrolyzer is supported by 3 pending patents covering the inputs, operation, and flow-cell design and catalysts.
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