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Ammonia from Wind, Progress Update

Michael Reese Cecil Massie

Ammonia from Wind, Progress Update Mike Reese, University of Minnesota, and Cecil Massie, Consultant

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Powering a Farm on Wind to NH3

Roger Gordon

Powering a Farm on Wind to NH3 Roger Gordon, Little Red Hen Project

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20 by 2020: How Ammonia Production Could Support 20 Gigawatts of Wind Energy in Iowa

Troy Benegerdes Steve Gruhn

20 by 2020: How Ammonia Production Could Support 20 Gigawatts of Wind Energy in Iowa Troy Benegerdes, Ames Laboratory and Steve Gruhn, Freedom Fertilizer

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Wind to NH3 — Green Fertilizer and Fuel for the Future

Steve Gruhn Barry Sackett

Wind to NH3 — Green Fertilizer and Fuel for the Future Steve Gruhn and Barry Sackett, Freedom Fertilizer LLC

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Ammonia from Wind, an Update

Michael Reese Cecil Massie

Ammonia from Wind, an Update Mike Reese, University of Minnesota – Morris, and Cecil Massie, Sebesta Blomberg and Associates

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Energy Storage with Anhydrous Ammonia

William Leighty

Energy Storage with Anhydrous Ammonia Bill Leighty, The Leighty Foundation

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The Renewable Ammonia Farm Bill Initiative

William Leighty

The Renewable Ammonia Farm Bill Initiative Bill Leighty, The Leighty Foundation

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Ammonia from Wind, An Update

Michael Reese

Ammonia from Wind, An Update Mike Reese, University of Minnesota–Morris

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Costs of Delivered Energy from Large-scale, Diverse, Stranded, Renewable Resources, Transmitted and Firmed as Electricity, Gaseous Hydrogen, and Ammonia

William Leighty

Costs of Delivered Energy from Large-scale, Diverse, Stranded, Renewable Resources, Transmitted and Firmed as Electricity, Gaseous Hydrogen, and Ammonia Bill Leighty, Leighty Foundation

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Wind to Ammonia

Michael Reese

Wind to Ammonia Mike Reese, University of Minnesota, West Central Research and Outreach Center