ammonia

Richard Zare (Image credit: Do Pham/Stanford University)
A simple low cost and environmentally sound way to make ammonia
Fraunhofer IMM Ammonia is split into nitrogen and hydrogen in the AMMONPAKTOR reactor. Hydrogen is converted in the fuel cells to produce power. Only a small amount of nitric oxide is produced thanks to the unique process design.
Ammonia could play a decisive role in the transition from fossil fuels to climate-friendly alternatives
One step toward a revolution in the global ammonia industry that also helps the environment
The new green ammonia economy gets a boost with a world-first discovery
A 100 per cent renewable way to make ammonia
Researchers leverage renewable electricity for widespread and distributed green hydrogen fuel production
A new process dramatically cleans up ammonia production and cuts costs substantially
Highly-efficient ammonia plants that run on renewable energy are now possible
New process for making ammonia at room temperature produces energy rather than uses it
New catalyst uses light to convert nitrogen to ammonia
‘Self-cleaning’ pollution-control technology could do more harm than good
New Technology Could Capture Ammonia from Liquid Manure
Getting Our Nitrogen Fix