Oil burns and CH3 explodes easily, but we use it anyway because it makes economic sense. The same will happen with ammonia. There are risks, but the energy tha

Oil burns and CH3 explodes easily, but we use it anyway because it makes economic sense. The same will happen with ammonia. There are risks, but the energy that you could store is immense at a very low price. Don't get me wrong, I was working in batteries and solar panels research in the early days. I heard the same arguments against it( why we should spend money when batteries and solar panels are so expensive and work so badly? They were expensive and worked badly) Now we work on fuel cells. They are expensive and there is room for improvement.