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The foul-smelling fuel that could power big ships
Ammonia
The foul-smelling fuel that could power big ships
Engineers think ammonia, if made sustainably, could be a greener fuel for shipping, but challenges remain.Ammonia has an advantage as it contains no carbon, so can burn in an engine without emitting carbon dioxide.
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The foul-smelling fuel that could power big ships
Engineers think ammonia, if made sustainably, could be a greener fuel for shipping, but challenges remain.
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