Interesting discussion. I don't really understand hydrogen carriers. Liquid ammonia has far more energy per liter than liquid hydrogen. The nitrogen bonds have energy you don't want to toss out. Once you have green ammonia I expect people will just use ammonia. There seems to few cases where you would convert green ammonia back into green hydrogen at the end of a supply chain.
Thank you for the impressive solutions. I hope Europe can achieve energy independence without energy uncertainty and without pollution. Hydrogen will shift the geopolitical environment in the future. And adds energy stability to the economies of the world.
