Ann: Webinar Presentation, page-58

Ammonia and methanol markets, account for over 50% of global hydrogen demand.

KBR has a strong track record in technology licensing, having licensed over 260 ammonia plants worldwide"

Several ammonia producers are actively transitioning to clean hydrogen technologies, with a focus on blue and green ammonia:

• Yara Clean Ammonia is a major player, leveraging its global ammonia trading network to enable the hydrogen economy. Yara is investing in renewable hydrogen plants and has completed ship-to-ship ammonia transfers, paving the way for future clean ammonia bunkering operations.

• Casale, Haldor Topsoe, Johnson Matthey, and ThyssenKrupp are among the leading innovators in ammonia synthesis, filing patents for low-carbon hydrogen production and carbon capture technologies

More than two years ago KBR tried another way KBR’s H2ACT Hydrogen Technology Selected for the World’s First Commercial Ammonia Cracking Unit by Hanwha Impact Corporation | KBR or N+S 2011 conference paper

The Hanwha Impact Corporation's ammonia cracking unit using H2ACTSM hydrogen technology is located in Daesan, South Korea.

Not a lot of news on that!

Japan/Australian coal/CCS to hydrogen (Vic) fail
Twiggy Forrest 'huge' free wind /solar to Hydrogen electrolysis Forrest's ambitious green hydrogen target is on hold – but Australia should keep powering ahead | RenewEconomy

What's remarkable about that ridiculously costly 'Fortescue' led plan is it was 2030 and for '15 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually by 2030'. Our KBR/Hazer 'multiple' 50,000+ objective based on sound science and sound economics with outstanding management and leadership not waffle and hype.

Honestly suspect the very smart South Koreans may be one of the first in line to start.