Could ammonia facilitate Europe's green hydrogen revolution?
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Green ammonia is a leading contender as a hydrogen carrier for the energy transition, providing a ready end market and a means of transporting the product over long distances. S&P Global Commodity Insights energy transition reporter James Burgess talks to hydrogen analyst Matthew Hodgkinson and pricing managing editor Mario Perez to explore ammonia's energy transition potential and the latest green hydrogen developments in Europe.
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Renewable power-derived ammonia: GADAL04 - EC Canada Renewable derived Ammonia Dlvd into Northwest Europe
GADAF04 - Middle East Renewable derived Ammonia Dlvd into Northwest Europe
GADAJ04 - US Gulf Coast Renewable derived Ammonia Dlvd into Northwest Europe
Carbon-neutral H2: HYNWA00 - Carbon Neutral Hydrogen Ex Works North West Europe
HYMEA00 - Carbon Neutral Hydrogen Ex Works Middle East
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