Topic: Ammonia Markets
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Japan – a future market for Australian solar ammonia
Japan and Australia are intimately linked in energy trade. Australia counts energy exports as a major source of foreign exchange income and Japan, which uses nearly 4 times the primary energy as Australia, imports nearly all of it. Approximately 40% of Australia’s coal exports are bought by Japan and were worth $AUD15.4 billion in 2012-13. Over 70% of Australia’s LNG exports went to Japan in the same period and earned over $AUD12billion. Future energy supply is high on the agenda for Japan. Currently 43% of its primary energy is in the form of imported oil mostly from the Middle East.…
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Ammonia Neighborhood Energy Stations – For Power, CHP and Transport
Ammonia Neighborhood Energy Stations – For Power, CHP and Transport Steve Wittrig, Clean Air Task Force
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NH3 Transportation Challenges and a Solution — Distributed Production
NH3 Transportation Challenges and a Solution — Distributed Production Glen Buckley, NPK Fertilizer Advisory Service
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Ammonia Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
Ammonia Transportation, Distribution & Logistics Greg Hutchison, Royster-Clark Nitrogen