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Current and future role of Haber–Bosch ammonia in a carbon-free energy landscape

Energy & Environmental Science · 2019 · Vol. 13(2) · pp. 331–344
Collin SmithAlfred K. HillLaura Torrente‐Murciano

Abstract

The future of green ammonia as long-term energy storage relies on the replacement of the conventional CO<sub>2</sub>intensive methane-fed Haber–Bosch process by distributed and agile ones aligned to the geographically isolated and intermittent renewable energy.

Ammonia Synthesis and Nitrogen ReductionAdvanced Photocatalysis TechniquesHydrogen Storage and MaterialsRenewable energyAmmoniaEnvironmental scienceMethaneAgile software developmentProcess engineeringNanotechnologyMaterials scienceComputer scienceChemistry

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  • Cambridge Trust
  • Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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