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> but unless it is insanely energy hungry (like aluminum) Producing a ton of hydrogen by electrolysis requires ~3x the energy to produce a ton of aluminum. It
by jandrewrogers 2y ago
> but unless it is insanely energy hungry (like aluminum)
Producing a ton of hydrogen by electrolysis requires ~3x the energy to produce a ton of aluminum. It is, in fact, "insanely energy hungry". This isn't necessarily a problem but it does create logistical challenges.
- marcosdumay 2y agoWhat comes back to the fact that you only need batteries for the ammonia production. Hydrogen production is a low-pressure process, and optionally even low-temperature.