The University of Minnesota (naturally, has an agricultural focus) has had a wind-to-hydrogen-to-ammonia pilot plant by my in-laws for like a decade now: https:

The University of Minnesota (naturally, has an agricultural focus) has had a wind-to-hydrogen-to-ammonia pilot plant by my in-laws for like a decade now: https://arpa-e.energy.gov/sites/default/files/04d%20Reese%20-%20Wind%20to%20Ammonia%20REFUEL%20Presentation%208-14-17.pdf https://arpa-e.energy.gov/sites/default/files/04d%20Reese%20... Generally, the weakness in using electrolysis with intermittent power is it increases the effective capital cost. But if you make hydrogen electrolysis have low capital cost, then yeah, it’s a fantastic idea.