Renewable energies have progressed positively over the last 15 years, thanks to technological developments, reduced production costs and government interest in sustainability. Thus, investment in renewable energy has become an interesting opportunity.
Renewable energies are capable of regenerating themselves in a natural and sustainable way, such as solar, hydro, wind and geothermal energy. With a society increasingly concerned about environmental issues - from climate change to air pollution; The production of renewable energy has seen an increase in demand and importance.
Renewable energy is a way to reduce the ecological footprint compared to traditional energy sources.
Brands increasingly prefer renewable energy as a branding strategy – differentiation in the eyes of consumers, who are increasingly involved and interested in environmental issues.
Government entities choose to encourage renewable energy projects as a less polluting alternative to fossil fuels.
The growing demand for renewable energies is also due to the advantages they bring over fossil energies:
Respect for the Environment: They do not generate greenhouse gases or other polluting emissions.
They are unlimited: They are obtained from nature's inexhaustible resources, making it possible to resort to them permanently.
They are safer: They do not emit gases that are harmful to living beings.
Offer Greater Flexibility: Can be installed anywhere: boats, trailers, homes, buildings.
They do not generate Difficult-to-Treat Waste: They are easy to dismantle and there is no need to protect your waste.
They promote Energy Independence: They develop the region's economy, where applied, promoting its autonomy.
Promote Employment: Create five times more jobs than conventional energy.
Green Ammonia: Renewable Energy with Results!
Green ammonia is produced from green hydrogen, a fuel obtained through renewable sources, in a process called electrolysis. Generally speaking, green ammonia is made from three raw materials: water, air and renewable energy.
Ammonia is green because it is produced from completely clean energy sources. It is a renewable energy, a sustainable and emission-free alternative, with diverse applications in industry and other sectors.
It is, therefore, unlike the traditional one, highly sustainable and versatile, and can be applied, for example, in the following cases:
Clean Fuel: can be used as fuel in internal combustion engines and fuel cells, providing a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels.
Energy Storage: promising option for storing surplus energy from renewable sources, such as solar and wind energy.
Sustainable Industries: The chemical industry can use green ammonia as a raw material, thus reducing carbon emissions associated with the production of inputs.
The great advantage of green ammonia is that it can be used as an energy vector and also as an energy store.
Article by Isabel Meireles by LEILOSOC® dated April 22
