Energy Live News reports on a new UK Ammonia Alliance roadmap that calls for all existing UK ammonia demand to shift to low carbon ammonia by 2036. The plan points to over £1.5bn in private investment, around 5,000 jobs, early import terminals, and at least 1.1 Mtpa of domestic production by that date. Low carbon ammonia would replace current use in fertilisers, chemicals and industrial processes, and could later feed maritime fuel, flexible power generation, hydrogen storage and hard-to-abate sectors. The alliance acknowledges there is no dedicated policy or funding support yet, so the timeline carries real uncertainty. The roadmap is positioned as a planning tool for industry and policymakers rather than a committed government programme.
