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Siemens-led consortium aims to crack the code for green ammonia and hydrogen

Amber Rolt

24 November 2022 • 4 min read

Siemens-led consortium aims to crack the code for green ammonia and hydrogen

Siemens Energy, Fortescue Future Industries (FFI), and GeoPura announces plan for £3.5m ammonia cracking prototype which could deliver hydrogen at industrial scale

A Siemens Energy-led consortium has this week announced it has begun work in Newcastle on a new £3.5m ammonia cracker prototype, which has been designed to produce green hydrogen at industrial scale...

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