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No indeed Androcles, I wouldn't think ammonia worth shipping accross the Atlantic either. However, if we are shipping LNG across the ocean to from T & T to Ireland we'll have contracts transportation infrastructure in place, enough maybe to cut some deals make it worthwhile. Don't forget, we are working alongside Heritage, Massy and the government.
Pragmatic politicians around the world seem to be accepting gas as a transition fuel on road to renewables. In the same vein, I'm now to be I'm blue hydrogen may well become the next big transition fuel on the road to green hydrogen. Producers of ammonia ought to start looking a fresh markets because ammonia/phosphate fertiliser in beginning to get a bit if a bad reputation. Bumper crops today, yes but for how long? It is already starting to be proven that organic food isn't just better for the eco system, it's far more nutritious.
PS last year’s shortage of CO2 in the drinks industry was caused by a downturn in ammonia production for fertilisers
Yes, that all makes sense. CO2 is a by product of ammonia production from natural gas, liquid ammonia is also an effective way of transporting hydrogen, as it easily compressed. I can’t see it being cost effective to transport either to TT to Ireland though.
Sorry Androcles, it's been a while since I was reading up on blue hydrogen, CO2 is a by-product not an ingredient. Ammonia is though and we could lay our hands on plenty of that through Massy.
However, as per Adon's post, I had been thinking we could use CCU in Ireland rather than merely CCS, as he rightly says kill two birds with one stone. As per earlier links posted, Ireland using indigenous gas is an awful lot greener than imported gas so by extending the life of wells in Corrib we'd actually be helping them to kill three birds with one stone.
I can't see Predator mentioned in any of those links.
Thanks Adon, I can see that, although I was thinking of EOR using CO2 as a kind of storage, but of course it kills two birds with one stone.
The bit I am struggling with is the link to hydrogen production. I must be missing something?
Andro 07:59 - Utilised as in CO2 used to aid recovery of oil from low flow rate older wells. As per T&T EOR operations.
Rather than just shoving it in the ground for storage purposes.
Nic,
You lost me with this:
“ Seems waste to safely store CO2 when it could be utilised instead. We have the relationship with Massy, plenty ammonia there, easier to transport than hydrogen.. ”
How is the CO2 utilised rather than stored?
Exciting stuff, reckon covid has concentrated the minds. The report Tesla posted mentioned blue hydrogen, I've had a feeling for sometime that this could be something we could be involved in, and now it has been proved to leave less of a carbon footprint than wind turbine produced, that is looking ever more possible.
Seems waste to safely store CO2 when it could be utilised instead. We have the relationship with Massy, plenty ammonia there, easier to transport than hydrogen..
Always thought mind you that it would be part of our Morocco adventure s they are the world's leading phosphate producer and already import huge amounts of ammonia to produce fertiliser. Plus of course they are building a hydrogen fired power station in partnership with a German company... so who's to say we may not be involved there as well...
No evidence, obviously, but just a strong instinct...
https://ukccsrc.ac.uk/sites/default/files/documents/event/gearoid-fitzgerald-min.pdf
https://www.siliconrepublic.com/machines/ervia-cork-kinsale-carbon-capture-funding
Interesting, but the audio file is just text to speech voicing the article contents.
To access the file, press the button just above the picture of the rig
So the plan has been submitted today? :)
Ok, I must have miss-read the article.
I don't hear anything that isn't in the article? It's a verbatim reading?
HAS EVERYONE LISTENED TO THE 4:08M OF AUDIO ?!?! Make sure you do!!!
Pure gold dust Tesla, unless anyone else has managed to carry out undercover ops on the manor, that has to be us. Are the Irish politicans finally going to see sense?
Interestingly the security of supply card is being heavily played with the logistics of gas being pumped from Europe via the UK. As we now know, the carbon footprint for gas coming from.the UK is four times greater than indigenous, from Europe via the UK, you could expect to be even higher.
Probably best to keep.the eco card well up.the sleeve for the time being. The Greens and Sinn Fein will obviously both play to the audience and kick off an almighty stink regarding fresh drilling so.keep the powder dry.
great find PT !
all three projects coming good would be unbelievably good - i wouldn't know where to start with the resultant share price !
Ear!