‘Don’t crack imported blue ammonia back into hydrogen — it raises costs by 50%’: study

Making blue H2 out of low-carbon ammonia is ‘expensive and inefficient’ says Clean Air Task Force

The LPG tanker Yara Nauma, used to transport clean ammonia that eventually is converted back into hydrogen for distribution, is pictured at the Spanish port of Algeciras on June 14, 2023.
The LPG tanker Yara Nauma, used to transport clean ammonia that eventually is converted back into hydrogen for distribution, is pictured at the Spanish port of Algeciras on June 14, 2023.Photo: AFP via Getty Images
Published 6 October 2023, 08:10Updated 6 October 2023, 08:10