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In recent years, there has been increased interest in Hydrogen’s production and use, not only for ammonia production but also as an energy carrier (IEA, 2017). It could be produced from carbon-abated fossil fuels, as well as renewable and clean energy sources (USDOE, 2021). Like fossil fuel, hydrogen can be transported and stored in fluid form (IEA, 2017).