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by NoMoreNicksLeft
745 days ago
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> The Haber-Bosch process needs hydrogen, as you said in your first paragraph. Hydrogen can be made directly from water by electrolysis Nice. You've just made one of the most energy-intensive necessary industrial processes even more energy intensive. Even while you're doing your best to demolish whatever baseload power we might still have. > This was already done on an industrial scale in the 20th century, with hydroelectric power used to produce hydrogen for ammonia: Got any spare hydroelectric? Any more rivers you want to dam up? Maybe you can decommission a few more nuke plants and replace them with brown coal. |
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