He's Creating A New Fuel Out Of Thin Air -- For 85 Cents Per Gallon

[KY_EnviroGuy]

9. Yep, NOx is just as bad as SOx.

This statement from the article does not sound correct to me (or perhaps just poorly written):

Though the price fluctuates, NH3 typically costs about $0.23 a liter ($0.85 per gallon) and has no byproducts other than harmless nitrogen and water. The lack of pollutants is especially appealing in places like Canada, which is now considering a tax on carbon.

Not sure that nitrogen can pass through a combustion engine without being oxidized.

The article also does not discuss the energy required to run Gordon's machine; i.e., electricity!

.....the idea of creating NH3 “with no heritage of oil or coal or anything that’s carbon.”

Unless they use solar or wind to power the ammonia machines, there damn well will be carbon produced.

Without further details, perhaps I'm missing something about his process. However, it's amazing how things relating to science are discussed as if they're magic and avoid revealing the entropy of the entire process end-to-end.