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Ammonia trumps hydrogen on cost as power source [Gas in Transition]

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Ammonia trumps hydrogen on cost as power source [Gas in Transition]

A new study by General Electric and IHI shows that ammonia is a cheaper low-carbon fuel option for power generation than hydrogen, and much of it comes down to the transportation cost. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 2] by: NGW

A new study by General Electric (GE) and Japanese industrial group IHI concludes that it will be cheaper in the future to use ammonia as a low-carbon fuel option in power generation than hydrogen, primarily due to the transport cost, GE’s emergent technologies director, Jeffrey Goldmeer, says in an interview with NGW. The research, undertaken over the past year, weighs up various options for low-carbon electricity generation in 2030, using as a case study...

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