The Argus Japan Korea Low-Carbon Ammonia Benchmark (JKLAB) provides an all-in CFR cost of delivering low-carbon ammonia to Japan or Korea from the US gulf region.
JKLAB is:
JKLAB is published in the Argus Hydrogen and Future Fuels service, which contains over 800+ mass-balanced production costs, capacity databases, global news and analysis, and much more.
JKLAB reflects US gulf coast production via Autothermal Reformation (ATR) of Henry-Hub priced natural gas with carbon capture and storage (CCS) at CAPEX and OPEX at 1.1mmtpy scale. It is an all-in cost, capturing the natural gas, power and carbon capture and storage, as well as the weighted cost of capital (WACC) for a selection of oil and gas and fertiliser companies. It also includes the cost of freight voyages between the US and Japan and Korea, as well as printing both including and excluding the effects of the IRA act’s 45Q subsidies.
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In-depth analysis of the key sectors, countries and policies enabling hydrogen growth in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.
In-depth analysis of the key sectors, countries and policies enabling hydrogen growth in Europe and Africa.
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