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System that recycles on-site water use, minimizing external withdrawals.

Preliminary engineering and permitting activities carried out before the full Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) phase. They are essential to de-risk the project and create favorable conditions for a successful FEED.

A device that splits water into hydrogen and oxygen using an electric current. The process performed by this equipment is called electrolysis.

The continuous power supply from dams ensures the stability of the electrolysis process.

Concept of shared use of utilities (heat, steam, water, hydrogen) with other players in the industrial park.

A derivative product derived from renewable hydrogen combined with nitrogen, produced by the Courant project.

Hydrogen produced by electrolysis of water using 100% renewable electricity (hydropower, wind power, solar power, etc.).

Renewable fuels produced from non-biological energy, such as ammonia or methanol.

In-depth analysis that assesses the technical, economic, environmental, and logistical viability of a project before committing significant resources. For the Courant Project, the feasibility study was completed in 2024.

The engineering stage prior to the final investment decision, to define the technical concept and budget.

Final decision to invest and commence construction of the project.

A gas required for ammonia production, obtained via an air separation unit.