Wind-to-Ammonia – Page 8 – Ammonia Energy Association

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Production of Anhydrous Ammonia from Wind Energy — Anatomy of a Pilot Plant

By Michael Reese and Cory Marquart on September 27, 2010

Production of Anhydrous Ammonia from Wind Energy — Anatomy of a Pilot Plant Mike Reese and Cory Marquart, University of Minnesota

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Ammonia Fuel Production with Firming Storage from Diverse, Stranded, Renewable Energy Resources

By William Leighty on October 13, 2009

Ammonia Fuel Production with Firming Storage from Diverse, Stranded, Renewable Energy Resources Bill Leighty, Alaska Applied Sciences, Inc

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Ammonia from Wind, Progress Update

By Michael Reese and Cecil Massie on October 12, 2009

Ammonia from Wind, Progress Update Mike Reese, University of Minnesota, and Cecil Massie, Consultant

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Powering a Farm on Wind to NH3

By Roger Gordon on October 12, 2009

Powering a Farm on Wind to NH3 Roger Gordon, Little Red Hen Project

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20 by 2020: How Ammonia Production Could Support 20 Gigawatts of Wind Energy in Iowa

By Troy Benegerdes and Steve Gruhn on October 12, 2009

20 by 2020: How Ammonia Production Could Support 20 Gigawatts of Wind Energy in Iowa Troy Benegerdes, Ames Laboratory and Steve Gruhn, Freedom Fertilizer

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Wind to NH3 — Green Fertilizer and Fuel for the Future

By Steve Gruhn and Barry Sackett on September 30, 2008

Wind to NH3 — Green Fertilizer and Fuel for the Future Steve Gruhn and Barry Sackett, Freedom Fertilizer LLC

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Ammonia from Wind, an Update

By Michael Reese and Cecil Massie on September 29, 2008

Ammonia from Wind, an Update Mike Reese, University of Minnesota – Morris, and Cecil Massie, Sebesta Blomberg and Associates

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Energy Storage with Anhydrous Ammonia

By William Leighty on September 29, 2008

Energy Storage with Anhydrous Ammonia Bill Leighty, The Leighty Foundation

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Ammonia from Wind, An Update

By Michael Reese on October 15, 2007

Ammonia from Wind, An Update Mike Reese, University of Minnesota–Morris

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Wind to Ammonia

By Michael Reese on October 9, 2006

Wind to Ammonia Mike Reese, University of Minnesota, West Central Research and Outreach Center

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Production of Anhydrous Ammonia from Wind Energy — Anatomy of a Pilot Plant

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Ammonia Fuel Production with Firming Storage from Diverse, Stranded, Renewable Energy Resources

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Ammonia from Wind, Progress Update

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Powering a Farm on Wind to NH3

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20 by 2020: How Ammonia Production Could Support 20 Gigawatts of Wind Energy in Iowa

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Wind to NH3 — Green Fertilizer and Fuel for the Future

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Ammonia from Wind, an Update

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Energy Storage with Anhydrous Ammonia

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Ammonia from Wind, An Update

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