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How GEGHA Solar Cotton Farm Creates Hydrogen Fuel and Ammonia Fertiliser Sustainably
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How GEGHA Solar Cotton Farm Creates Hydrogen Fuel and Ammonia Fertiliser Sustainably
A cotton operation near Moree in New South Wales is building small-scale industrial infrastructure on the farm itself. Sundown Pastoral’s Keytah property, home of Good Earth Cotton, is pairing large‑scale solar with a battery, water purification, and electrolysers to produce green hydrogen and convert a portion of it into green ammonia for fertiliser. The system is known as the Good Earth Green Hydrogen and Ammonia project, or GEGHA. It is being…
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