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Horribly inefficient when compared to electricity. Plus, every H2 storage tank will need to be replaced frequently due to embrittlement.

Great,, thank you so much for sharing.

Grow and cultivate grapes. The roots of grape cultivars can go to 12 meters.

What about organic regenerative farming and the carboncapture by the soil with no till farming. I think that it is not fair to compare cyclic carbon with burning of fossil fuels that never return to the ground...

Korean science institute, UNIST professor Baek Jong-Bum developed ammonia synthesis in room temperature with catalyst. Go and find it. UNIST is somewhat Korean MIT and he is legit real deal scientist but since I am just a surgeon so it sounds just too plausible to me but I am not sure if his work is real deal or show for government funding

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water is one part, second biggest problem - locals are trashing garbage everywhere around, is it culture sickness, nightmare!

hello... first I want to tell you my english very bad so I'm sorry if there's a mistake. As we know 'green' came from the renewable electricity. Is it worth dealing with it I mean you make electricity (ammonia burn) from another process that need electricity (electrolysis, air separator, haber-bosch) obtain from renewable (it is about needed and produced).

No one cares about carbon except morons and the elite.

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I believe there is ongoing research into some processes for ammonia synthesis which may be able to skip the free hydrogen step using electrolytic cells, thus veering away from the using Haber Bosch.

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This is great work Josep and team

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If you are interested in cleantech (green) investing or hydrogen economy stocks, you should check out FuelPositive, a publicly traded Canadian company with a market capitalization of about $40.00 million CAD (TSXV: NHHH or OTCQB: NHHHF). You are likely to see negative posts in stock forums about this company because of issues that management had to overcome with supply chain and restructuring delays, but the company has finally completed factory acceptance testing (FAT) and shipped its first commercial unit to a customer on April 15, 2024. FuelPositive’s flagship product is a containerized green ammonia production system for farmers. The system, built in shipping containers that reside on-farm, takes air, water, and a sustainable electricity source to produce green ammonia, which farmers use for fertilizer. The system is contained in several 20-foot shipping containers and consists of a nitrogen generator to produce nitrogen from air, an electrolyzer to produce hydrogen from water, and a novel synthesis convertor (provisional patent) to produce ammonia (NH3 - one nitrogen atom and three hydrogen atoms) from the nitrogen and hydrogen. By placing the system on-farm, the farmer no longer needs to worry about price volatility or supply chain/distribution system issues (steady price and reliable supply). This is a huge benefit for big farms. The company anticipates farmers will also use the ammonia or the hydrogen via fuel cells to run farm machinery and for other farm needs such as grain drying. The market for ammonia is around US$80 billion annually and the agriculture sector uses about 80% of ammonia produced each year. Governments around the world are keen to decarbonize and current ammonia production methods are very carbon intensive (ammonia, cement, and steel are the big three carbon intensive industrial products). It also turns out that ammonia is the perfect carrier for hydrogen (the three hydrogen atoms in the NH3), so FuelPositive could have a big impact on the larger hydrogen economy (for example, for fuel cells in transportation applications). The flagship product, dubbed the FP300, will be able to produce 100 tons of ammonia a year. Due to interest from larger farms, the company has also stated they will build an FP1500 that is more cost effective as one control unit can manage five times as many production units. Each unit will be remotely monitored by FuelPositive and is built to last several decades with minor maintenance and replacement parts. The company says the price will change somewhat based on the needs of each individual farm, but the stated base price of an FP300 is C$950,000 (farmers are used to making big dollar equipment purchases). The company has been vetting potential customers around the world, but will initially focus on Manitoba, Canada due to the concentration of farmers and availability of abundant cheap (green) grid electricity from renewable hydropower plants. FuelPositive anticipates each FP300 in operation will generate significant carbon credit revenue each year for the next several decades (potentially out to 2050), which will be split 30% to the farmer and 70% to FuelPositive (Tesla generated $1.79 billion from carbon credit sales in 2023). Each FP300 in operation is projected to generate around C$20,000 in carbon credit revenue per year, increasing each year as the market price per ton for carbon credits increases through 2030 when each unit is projected to generate almost C$31,000 per year. The CEO stated in a November 8, 2023, press release that FuelPositive has hundreds of systems in the sales pipeline and has stated that getting a 50% market share in Manitoba alone would result in over 2,000 FP300 systems deployed. The CEO stated in this interview that the company is in serious discussions with customers for the purchase of over 200 systems, and expects to take deposits soon on an initial batch of 30 systems: ua-cam.com/video/l98VxRa_mZY/v-deo.html The company will start with batch manufacturing and anticipates collecting 30% production deposits from farmers to reserve their place in line. Getting 30% deposits on the initial 30 FP300 systems would represent C$9.00 million in deposits with the sale of the systems representing almost C$30.00 million in revenue compared to the current C$40.00 million market cap for a very attractive Price to Revenue multiple of 1.33x. A Zacks Small Cap Research Analyst says clean-tech companies are normally valued between 6-and-9 times annual revenue, so C$30.00 million in revenue implies a market capitalization between C$180.00 million and C$270.00 million, 350% to 575% higher than the current C$40.00 million. This would equate to a stock price between C$0.38 and C$0.56 compared to the current C$0.07 stock price. Shipping the first unit to the farm has taken a lot of the risk of succeeding off the table. The company will have to figure out how to raise the capital to build the first automated production facility which will be scaled to produce 500 FP300 units a year (which would be about C$500 million in annual revenue), but FuelPositive has put out several recent press releases about meetings with government officials that makes current shareholders speculate the company will get government support to build the production facility in the form of loans or grants. This company has a bunch of potential and now that some of the risk has been taken off the table, the stock price could increase pretty fast as more people become aware of the potential. For full disclosure, I own a bunch of shares, and this is not investment advice. Do your own due diligence. There is a lot of information on the company’s website (fuelpositive.com) and the company also has a social media presence on places like LinkedIn or X-twitter.

It's like everyone forgot about the carbon cycle when they make CO2 out to be a killer. It's just not true. There is no reproducible experiment that shows 0.04% of CO2 can cause any problem for anything. And again, it's a CYCLE.

Why not keep the green hydrogen for use in a fuel cell vehicle instead of using it to produce ammonia?

Such an inspiring initiative. I love how the biodiversity has improved quite drastically.. is there a measure that quantifies improvements to the river system itself as a result ? since the main topic is river restoration I was wondering what changes did the miniforest bring to the health of the river itself , or if it is a longer term measure what is the expected timeline on seeing these benefits ?

Over simplistic. Oh, just make hydrogen from green energy. Problem solved. Excuse me, what green energy.

Can we use your video content with our voiceover to share your experiences here in Pakistan?

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What varieties of tomatoes are you growing?

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how are you moving all that heat? How is this green? Are you burning coal to power a furnace?

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I get that it's a cool technology but how does a battery swapping station improve the efficiency of the drone or the tasks it's meant to perform?

what's the point?

This is a great and holistic circular economy project

Why use ai voice

It doesn't make any sense to produce hydrogen from electricity!!! You already have electrical energy. Each time you go from one form of energy to another you lose... simple thermodynamics principal.

Hi, can you please tell me what is the software used for this animation ? I would like to create explainer videos for work. Thank you!

The mirage of a climate crisis has hardened into a delusion. There is no climate crisis. 10% decline in natural disasters since 2000. Accumulated cyclone energy shows no increasing trend. Global hurricane landfalls shows no trend. Downward global trend for total hurricaine numbers. NOAA: "We conclude that the historical Atlantic hurricane data at this stage do not provide compelling evidence for a substantial greenhouse warming-induced century-scale increase in: frequency of tropical storms, hurricanes, or major hurricanes, or in the proportion of hurricanes that become major hurricanes." NOAA data 1851-2021 shows no trend in number of hurricaine landfalls with the record high being 1886. The trend for over 7 decades has been downwards in the Pacific as well. Drought appears to be decreasing globally measured by SPI 1901-2017. Global trends show no increasing flooding frequency or severity. For every million people on earth, annual deaths from climate-related causes have declined 98%. Deserts have shrunk considerably since the 1980's. The Sahara shrank by 12,000km² per year 1984-2015. The Earth has greened by 15% or more in a human lifetime. The Great Barrier Reef's coral cover has reached the greatest extent ever recorded. On extinction the rate is very low: 900 known lost species for 2.1 million known species in 500 years, so from observations there are an average of slightly less than 2 species lost every year. Global temperatures maxed out in 2016 and have been lower ever since. There is no climate crisis.

Great work

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Does that mean we will be fighting over water at some point? Once of course becomes scarce

Renewables solar wind are unreliable And need huge amounts of land for UK alone?

Let's watch the green energy fail this winter as millions freeze because of their energy shortages. Hey Germany how green is it to tell your citizens to start gathering fire wood because there's not enough energy

I'm looking forward to another video about BBTWINS!

Water use in hydrogen production can be only groundwater? Can we use sea water in this process?

Green Hydrogen doesnt pollute,We just need to make sure the way we produce it doesnt either :D

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Thanks Philippe and REVOLVE for this and the mention to #EUSEW2022! You can indeed apply to host a policy session at EUSEW from today until 24 March: eusew.eu/guidelines-sessions