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Shipping industry sets its sights on ammonia as a new way to reduce carbon emissions.

  • 2020-05-27

The shipping industry has a new strategy for reducing carbon emissions. A British study indicates that ammonia, commonly found in fertilizers, is the best alternative to diesel fuel for cargo ships, and its combustion process produces no carbon dioxide. The shipping industry is hoping to replace diesel with ammonia to help combat climate change. Cargo ships could be powered by ammonia as early as 10 years. According to the BBC, David, a researcher at the Royal Society, stated, "Ammonia is the only fuel that can propel cargo ships anywhere with zero carbon emissions." The study also indicates that while ammonia production does produce carbon, new technologies can be used to produce zero-carbon ammonia. One approach is to capture the carbon dioxide during production and bury it underground. Another approach is to produce ammonia from renewable energy sources. The Korean Register of Shipping, which certifies ships worldwide, also noted earlier that ammonia is a viable clean energy source because it does not require extensive specialized technology. The organization stated in its report, "Ammonia has the advantage of being relatively easy to store, as it has a reasonable energy density, liquefaction temperature, and production and transportation costs compared to other carbon-neutral fuels. The technology for its stable production and transportation is already available." Source: Environmental Information Center

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