Researcher: Shipping must fight dirty coal power for green ammonia
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Producing sufficient volumes of green ammonia to supply the shipping industry would require an immense amount of the total renewable energy generated today. That is, roughly all the hydroelectric, photovoltaic and wind power currently being generated – just to produce a fuel with which leading research institution Sintef Ocean is seeing several challenges.
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