Green ammonia is a carbon-free chemical with many applications The green fuel of the future

Green ammonia is a carbon-free chemical with many applications The green fuel of the future 'How to accelerate clean energy innovation and system transition in industry (steel/hydrogen): The risks and opportunities of the India Hydrogen Mission for energy and industry Matthew Ives (matthew.ives@smithschool.ox.ac.uk) with thanks to Zac Cesaro EEIST Conference Mar 2023 mailto:matthew.ives@smithschoo. [...] Results and key insights 2 Part 1: Green hydrogen and ammonia in India Disruptive changes to the energy system 3 India announced the National Hydrogen Mission (NHM) • India is the world’s largest importer of fossil-fuel based ammonia and imports LNG to make over half of the domestically produced ammonia • The NHM is designed to accelerate the deployment of hydrogen technology • And to establish In. [...] shipping and petrochemicals • Draft legislation of refining H2 to be 10%/25% green in 2024/2029 and ammonia fertiliser to be 5%/20% green in 2024/2029 (The Economic Times 2021) 4 By 2050, ~25% of electricity in India may be used for green H2 and NH3 Forecasted industrial demands for green hydrogen and ammonia in India Key scenarios features: 1800 30% • ~50% decarb. [...] 10 Key result: The risks associated with the National Hydrogen Mission within the range of risks associated with the historical grey ammonia price range • Historical Mix: A future in which the world keeps the Grey area: Historical price range of grey H2 current energy mix (~10% energy from RE in 2050). [...] Cesaro@eng.ox.ac.uk Default Section Slide 1 Slide 2: Overview Part 1 Slide 3: Part 1: Green hydrogen and ammonia in India Disruptive changes to the energy system Slide 4: India announced the National Hydrogen Mission (NHM) Slide 5: By 2050, ~25% of electricity in India may be used for green H2 and NH3 Part 2 Slide 6: Part 2: Applying Risk-Opportunity Analysis (ROA) to modelling green hydrogen and.