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    The hidden risks in e-methanol plant design – and how to avoid them

    E-methanol plant design requires more than conventional methanol know-how. Learn how to avoid hidden risks related to CO₂ feedstocks, dynamic operation, catalyst stability and impurities.
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    Your guide to electrolysis: the tech behind the green hydrogen revolution

    Electrolysis is a process that harnesses electrical energy to split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen gases. When the process is powered by renewable energy, it can be used to create green hydrogen.
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    Power-to-X: A key component in the global energy transition

    We need other energy sources to decarbonize sectors such as aviation or shipping, and this is where Power-to-X (PtX) comes in - bridging the gap between a wind turbine and the fuel tank of an airplane.
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    Topsoe and partners issue a report: “Ammonfuel - an industrial view of ammonia as marine fuel”

    The ammonfuel report concludes that ammonia is an attractive and low risk marine fuel both in the transition towards sustainable shipping and as a long-term solution.
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    Ammonia can become the CO2-free fuel of the future

    Today, ammonia is mostly known as an indispensable fertilizer ingredient. A new research project will now explore ammonia’s potential, both as a sustainable fuel and a good solution for “storing” green power from wind and sun.
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