\"Hydrogen and ammonia will probably play important roles in our future evolution to a GHG-free economy.\"

\"The Haber–Bosch process is a reaction between hydrogen and nitrogen at an elevated temperature (840 °F) and high pressure (1,500 psi).\"

\"In gaseous form compressed hydrogen is transported in bundles of long cylindrical tanks, installed on trailers.\"

\"According to the release, the worlds’ largest green hydrogen project will supply 650 tons of carbon-free hydrogen for transportation globally...\"

\"...an uncommon waste-to-fuel process is planned and one that can convert that material into biogas\"

\"...It will be gasified at temperatures of 7,000 degrees Fahrenheit before getting transformed into hydrogen\"

I'm anxious to hear about the GHG-free Haber-Bosch process, GHG-free trailers, GHG-free hydrogen compression, GHG-free waste-to-fuel process, GHG-free global transport, and GHG-free gasification at temperatures of 7,000°F that will be used to make the hydrogen to power your GHG-free economy, John. Can you provide details?

Below: a tanker carrying hydrogen. One day, we are assured, it will be a GHG-free fuel.

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