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NOx Conversion

Sector: Raw Materials • Location: United Kingdom

Source: EU Funding & Tenders Portal

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Crop Intellect Ltd have conceived and proved an innovative technique to capture NOx and convert it to nitrates for use in agriculture. It is for the first time, NOx have been demonstrated as substrates for production of nitrate fertiliser directly on crop foliage. Competitive advantages of the technology include: (i) leading to application of no N fertilisers to crops. This will save money and inc

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Raw Materials, Fertilizers, Manufacturing (Industrial)
Location
United Kingdom
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
EU Funding & Tenders Portal

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The project “NOx Conversion” is an infrastructure initiative in the Raw Materials sector, located in United Kingdom. Taiyo aggregates data on it from EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

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Crop Intellect Ltd have conceived and proved an innovative technique to capture NOx and convert it to nitrates for use in agriculture. It is for the first time, NOx have been demonstrated as substrates for production of nitrate fertiliser directly on crop foliage. Competitive advantages of the technology include: (i) leading to application of no N fertilisers to crops. This will save money and increase crop yields whilst protecting the environment; (ii) generating cost savings of 68.70% to the farmer compared to current practices of N fertiliser application as well as generating extra revenue of €1,616/ha to the farmer; and (iii) using atmospheric NOx as substrates for production of N fertiliser can help mitigate nitrogen pollution. Nitrogen pollution is a significant environmental problem in Europe and around the world as its impacts include contributions to global warming. The total annual cost to the EU of nitrogen pollution’s environmental impacts is €70–320 Billion. To address this problem the EU have introduced directives, such as 2001/81/EC and 2008/50/EC. In industrial facilities, there are severalmethods for controlling NOx emissions. Although these technologies exist, they can’t directly be used in agriculture as methods for controlling or mitigating NOx emissions or utilise NOx as resources for improving crop growth and yield.

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2026-02-15

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