Texas has been full of surprises this year, and we’re not talking about a little thing like the State Attorney General running away from a process server in broad daylight. Texas has also become a hotbed of renewable energy activity, despite its long footprint in the fossil energy area. In the latest development, the Danish firm Topsoe announced that it is part of a scheme to drop a gigantic new electrofuel plant in the state, featuring green hydrogen. The same company is also involved in a new green ammonia plan that could find a footing in Texas, too.
The Green Ammonia / Green Hydrogen Connection
For those of you new to the topic, ammonia (NH3 or H3N)) occurs naturally. A human-made version is also ubiquitous throughout modern industrialized economies and agricultural systems. The problem is that almost all of the global supply of human-produced ammonia comes from fossil…
More Green Hydrogen For The US And More Green Ammonia, Too
