GAC unveils world's first ammonia-powered engine
GAC, a prominent automotive manufacturer, has unveiled the world's first engine powered by ammonia, marking a major milestone in the realm of sustainable mobility.
The Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC) has made an exciting announcement by unveiling the world's first car engine designed to run on ammonia. This pioneering development marks a significant leap forward in the field of sustainable transportation.
GAC unveils world's first ammonia-powered engine
Ammonia, a hydrogen-rich compound, is a promising alternative fuel source due to its high energy density and zero carbon emissions during combustion. GAC's new engine aims to harness the potential of ammonia as a clean and efficient fuel, providing an eco-friendly solution for the automotive industry.
GAC unveils world's first ammonia-powered engine. (Image: Reuters)
The company's achievement opens up new possibilities for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and advancing sustainable mobility on a global scale.
GAC's new engine said to be capable of efficient and safe ammonia combustion
GAC's research and development center has made significant progress in developing a 2.0-litre engine that efficiently burns liquid ammonia, addressing concerns regarding its toxicity and low flammability. With 120 kilowatts of power, the engine achieves a remarkable 90% reduction in carbon emissions compared to traditional fuels.
While still in early development stages, GAC's innovation highlights the potential of ammonia as a carbon-free and renewable fuel source for vehicles. As the industry continues to explore alternative fuel options, this achievement marks a significant step forward in sustainable transportation.
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