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 E-Mail Chemical engineers at UNSW Sydney have found a way to make green ammonia from air, water and renewable electricity that does not require the high temperatures, high pressure and huge infrastructure currently needed to produce this essential compound. And the new production method - demonstrated in a laboratory-based proof of concept - also has the potential to play a role in the global transition towards a hydrogen economy, where ammonia is increasingly seen as a solution to the problem of storing and transporting hydrogen energy. In a paper published today in Energy and Environmental Science, the authors from UNSW and University of Sydney say that ammonia synthesis was one of the critical achievements of the 20th century. When used in fertilisers that quadrupled the output of food crops, it enabled agriculture to sustain an ever-expanding global population.

New south walesRose amalEmma lovellAli rouhollah jaliliPatrick cullenTraining centre for global hydrogen economySchool of chemical engineeringUniversity of sydneyEnvironmental scienceChemical engineeringProfessor rose amalGlobal hydrogen economyFertilizers pest managementChemistry physics materials sciencesEnergy fuel non petroleumIndustrial engineering chemistry