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Global Hydrogen Advisor, Charley Rattan Associates

UK based offshore wind & hydrogen corporate advisor and trainer; Faculty member World Hydrogen Leaders. Delivering global hydrogen and offshore wind corporate investment advice, business...

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Green ammonia

The project plans for 1743 wind turbines, maximum ground to tip height 290m. The downstream facility will include a water desalination plant, electrolysers to produce hydrogen, hydrogen storage, units to extract nitrogen from the air, and plant to combine the hydrogen and nitrogen to make ammonia.

The giant $50B Asian Renewable Energy Hub proposed for WA's Pilbara has upsized and switched from providing power to make green ammonia If you would like to keep up to date with developments from this burgeoning industry join the Hydrogen and Ammonia professional group here https://lnkd.in/dTvRsB9

 

 

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