Masterclass Ammonia

In one intensive day, we delve into the technological, economic, and policy-related aspects of ammonia, exploring how this technology contributes to a low-carbon future. Topics include the role of ammonia in the hydrogen value chain, the development of cracking technology, and the safety and environmental challenges associated with its use.  

After this masterclass, you will be able to: 

• Understand the role of ammonia as an energy carrier, including its storage, transport, and production. 

• Evaluate green versus gray ammonia and distinguish their applications within the energy transition. 

• Analyze the technical requirements for storage facilities and pipeline systems. 

• Interpret economic aspects such as costs, subsidies, and certification standards. 

• Gain insights into the geopolitical impact and market developments in ammonia production. 

• Effectively apply innovations in the Haber-Bosch process and ammonia cracking technology. 

• Critically assess safety and environmental aspects, including toxicity and emission risks. 

• Develop strategic insights for the integration of ammonia fuel cells. 

This masterclass is designed for professionals seeking to learn more about the role of ammonia in the energy transition, including:

• Policymakers and strategists working on sustainable energy issues and regulations surrounding alternative fuels.

• Industry professionals, such as energy producers, chemical companies, and transport operators involved in ammonia production, storage, or transport.

• Researchers and academics focused on innovative energy technologies and new applications of ammonia.

• Consultants and advisors in energy, environment, and technology fields who provide strategic guidance on ammonia as part of the energy transition.

Whether you are an experienced professional or new to the field, this masterclass offers valuable knowledge and perspectives to contribute to a more sustainable future.