Ammonia for H2@Scale Virtual Panels

This series of invitation-only virtual panels held May 6–7, 2021, focused on the growing opportunities for ammonia as a viable clean-hydrogen carrier serving diverse end uses, supporting important economic and environmental imperatives.

Agenda

Ammonia for H2@Scale: Agenda (251.29 KB)

Presentations

Panel 1: Ammonia Market and Policies

The Market for Green Ammonia: Future Potential and Hurdles, Andrea Valentini, Argus (512.53 KB)

Renewable Ammonia Markets/Policies Building Renewable Ammonia Certificate Markets, Benjamin Gerber, M-RETS (2.07 MB)

Hydrogen and Ammonia Hubs Proposed Demonstration Program, Jonathan Lewis, Clean Air Task Force (1.36 MB)

Panel 2: Ammonia Synthesis R&D

Microwave Catalytic Synthesis of Ammonia, John Hu, West Virginia University (1.33 MB)

Modular, Carbon-Free NH3 Fuel Production and Use, Joe Beach, Starfire Energy (2.85 MB)

Electrification of Ammonia Synthesis, Karthish Manthiram, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (5.35 MB)

Electrochemical Synthesis with Ceramic Electrolytes, R. J. Gorte, University of Pennsylvania (748.94 KB)

Panel 3: Ammonia Manufacturing

Green Ammonia, John Hansen and Pat Han, Haldor Topsoe (669.6 KB)

Toward Green and Blue Ammonia, Ermanno Filippi, Casale (3.36 MB)

Panel 4: Ammonia Utilization

Ammonia as a Gas Turbine Fuel, Jeffrey Goldmeer, GE Gas Power (546 KB)

Protonic Ceramics for Energy Storage and Electricity Generation Using Ammonia, Hossein Ghezel-Ayagh, FuelCell Energy (3.2 MB)

Ammonia Cracking: Ready to Go?, Josh Makepeace, University of Birmingham (533.79 KB)

Ammonia Utilization in Internal Combustion Engines, Will Northrop, University of Minnesota (554.34 KB)

Panel 5: End Use

Ammonia as Maritime Fuel, David Hume, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (1.27 MB)

Thermochemical Energy Storage with Ammonia, Keith Lovegrove, ITP Thermal (863.36 KB)