The maritime shipping industry, according to IEEE Spectrum, is going towards ammonia. Burning ammonia produces no CO 2 and it isn’t hard to make. It doesn’t require special storage techniques ...
IHI, which has traditionally supplied Japanese heavy industry with gas turbines, coal-fired boilers and gas engines, has developed a gas turbine that burns liquid ammonia instead of natural gas ...
Credit: Ammoniaenergy.org Japan is exploring the use of ammonia as a co-burning fuel for coal power plants. The intention is to add 20% ammonia content by calorific value to fuel in these plants ...
Japan aims to establish the technology to burn fuel mixed with ammonia at coal-fired thermal power plants by 2023. It hopes to put a fuel with an ammonia content of 20 percent on a calorie basis ...
"Hock burn" is caused by ammonia from excrement. A sign of poorer welfare on farms, it can be seen on a third of birds in some supermarkets, data shows. The BBC asked the 10 biggest UK chains ...
Methanol could be another one, biofuel could be a third." Ammonia has an advantage as it contains no carbon, so can burn in an engine without emitting carbon dioxide. By early 2024, Man Energy ...
Amogy takes a different approach than most. Rather than burning the ammonia, it cracks the fuel into nitrogen and hydrogen. The nitrogen is emitted as harmless nitrogen gas while the hydrogen runs ...