Hydrogen vs. Ammonia
The discussion highlights the complexities of using hydrogen in heavy industry applications, noting that while hydrogen can achieve some decarbonization, it has limitations compared to solid fuels. Regions with limited access to clean hydrogen may find ammonia to be a more viable option. Additionally, the challenges of integrating gaseous fuels into existing systems like blast furnaces and cement kilns are explored, emphasizing the need for innovative solutions in areas lacking CO2 storage infrastructure.In this clip
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Ammonia: the beer of decarbonization
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