Envision signs 2026-2030 low-carbon ammonia EAC deal with PepsiCo APAC
The companies completed delivery of the first 1,000 tonnes of certificates, with preliminary estimates linking them to about 5,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent emissions reduction opportunity.
Envision Energy said it has agreed to supply PepsiCo APAC with environmental attribute certificates tied to low-carbon ammonia from 2026 to 2030, and has already delivered the first 1,000 tonnes of certificates. The certificates are issued and managed through S3 Markets' environmental attribute registry, and preliminary estimates suggest the associated attributes could correspond to an emissions reduction opportunity of about 5,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent. The arrangement is designed to support Scope 3 emissions (indirect value-chain emissions) reduction efforts linked to fertilizer use before physical low-carbon ammonia supply chains are widely available at scale. The deal uses a Book & Claim model (separating a commodity from its environmental attributes), allowing low-carbon ammonia produced at Envision's Chifeng Net Zero Industrial Park to generate traceable certificates that can be allocated to PepsiCo APAC without long-distance physical transport. The companies say the structure could help cut logistics costs and related emissions while creating an auditable chain of custody for downstream sustainability claims.
- environmental attribute certificates: Certificates representing a product's verified environmental benefits.
- Scope 3 emissions: Indirect emissions across a company's value chain.
- Book & Claim model: System separating a physical commodity from its environmental attributes.