@PoalackJokes88 @EvilSandmich @Ivan_Ivanovich @PunishedD

The Haber process is exothermic (releases energy). The energy expensive part is getting the hydrogen (often done by steam reforming of methane from natural gas) and the other industrial processes involved (compressing, scrubbing, etc).

Hydrogen can also be produced from biomass thru gasification followed by water gas shift reactions. All the energy for this is in the initial biomass.

Fischer-Tropsh will produce long-chain hydrocarbons, upwards of 20-cabon waxes, given a feed of hydrogen and carbon monoxide.

All of these produce waste heat, which could be used for heating, but currently is just dumped to the atmosphere or to the closest body of water.

I definitely agree that the ruler's primary motivation for pushing the anthropogenic climate change idea is the amount of control it gives them over absolutely every aspect of life and the entire globe. It is a major reason I push back on it.