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Use water as a raw material and renewable energy to power the electrolysis production process.
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Near- and onsite hydrogen usage e.g. in the local steel and cement industries.
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Conversion of hydrogen to ammonia (comprising hydrogen and nitrogen) via synthesis for cheap and safe transport to point of use, including export destinations
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Reconversion to hydrogen at point of use by means of the catalytic cracking process, setting harmless nitrogen free and capturing energy-rich hydrogen.
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Alternatively, the resulting ammonia can be sold for use in biofuel production and/or in fertilizer manufacture.
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