Green Ammonia – Shaping the Future
Summarized legal presentation from EGYPS2023 published by FSLuxembourg, focusing on the global shift toward renewable ammonia. The session features insights from professionals including Haythem Kamel B, Mohamed Abdelwahab, Mohamed Elshahawy, and Sara El Zayat. It addresses the legal and economic implications of transitioning from fossil-based ammonia to greener alternatives, in light of rising energy security concerns and sustainability goals.
Standort
EGYPS2023
Dauer
May 15, 2023 (publication)
Wichtige Forschungsbereiche
Green ammonia, Energy Transition, Legal Frameworks, Hydrogen feedstocks, Carbon footprint, Fossil Fuel Dependency, Economic impact and Technology classifications
Autoren
Haythem Kamel B, Mohamed Abdelwahab, Mohamed Elshahawy, and Sara El Zayat.
Shaping the Future
We are thrilled to share our EGYPS2023 Summarized Presentation-Legal, featuring the highly regarded professional, Haythem Kamel B, among others. Join us as we explore the transformative potential of Green Ammonia in the global market.
Did you know that Global Ammonia production in 2020 was about 184 MT whereas renewable Ammonia accounts only around 1% of global market share; the hydrogen feedstock for ammonia is produced almost entirely from fossil fuels; around 72% of ammonia production uses natural gas; coal accounts for around 22%; heavy fuel oil and naphtha account for around 4%. Green, Blue, Turquoise, or whatever the color code used to describe the process technology, which is not yet legally defined became not only a need to decrease carbon footprint, but economic considerations arise looking for alternatives as the Russian to EU Natural Gas supply meet critical situation by mid-2022.
This presentation is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable insights into the future of sustainable Ammonia production and its potential impact on our planet.
