This could be a big deal for enabling wind energy extraction far from electric power distribution networks. Access to these networks can be prohibitively expensive to construct, and transmission losses make outlying generators uncompetitive.

Farms have direct uses for locally produced ammonia, both as fertilizer and as fuel, and plenty of room for wind turbines. Any excess production has a ready market in nearby farms.

The excess oxygen produced would be useful dissolved into water to make concentrated hydrogen peroxide, also useful.