Israeli GenCell achieves scientific breakthrough with zero-emission green ammonia project. The success of the project may not only help companies meet their carbon neutrality targets, but also increase the availability of green ammonia for a wide range of uses. They announced they've achieved a major scientific breakthrough that enables the production of green ammonia directly from water at a very low temperature and pressure-in comparison to the traditional ammonia production processes typically carried out around the world today.    GenCel, based in Petah Tikva, is the leading provider of hydrogen and ammonia to power solutions. The company has developed green power solutions based on zero-emission alkaline cells and green ammonia to energy technology, which allow for uninterupted power that can help the world move away from diesel and shift to clean energy.  The company's clean and energy efficient method for producing green ammonia offers an emission free alternative to some 235 million tons of ammonia produced each year through traditional processes involving pollutant carbon emissions. The success of this project could allow green ammonia to serve as a central hydrogen carrier for the energy industry-and a key component of fertilizers for agriculture. Green ammonia could also serve as a key resource for maritime, aviation, semiconductors, and be implimented in many other useful ways.