In Korea, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology researchers developed a catalyst that significantly boosts ammonia synthesis at lower temperatures and pressures, potentially cutting energy use and emissions from a century-old industrial process, the university announced on March 11. Led by Professor Min-Ki Choi, the team designed a system combining ruthenium (Ru) and barium […]
In Denmark, Manifold Times reports Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has developed an Ammonia Bunkering Operations Manual through its Energy Transition Fund outlining safety protocols for handling ammonia as a marine fuel. The 73-page manual, reviewed by the American Bureau of Shipping, builds on existing gas carrier protocols for loading, discharging, and ship-to-ship transfers, adapting them for […]
In Singapore, NYK and its partners secured Approval-in-Principle on February 25 from ClassNK for an ammonia-fueled bunkering vessel design, developed by LMG Marin, a Seatrium subsidiary. The design will next be submitted to Singapore’s Maritime and Port Authority for evaluation. “This Approval-in-Principle represents a critical milestone in our efforts to accelerate the adoption of clean […]
In Singapore, Ocean Network Express held the naming ceremony for its first self-owned newbuild container ship, ONE Sparkle, at Hyundai Heavy Industries in Ulsan, South Korea, on February 14. The 13,800 TEU vessel is part of a 20-ship series designed for future methanol and ammonia fuel use, with deliveries planned through 2026. “The naming of […]
In Australia, NH3 Clean Energy and Pilbara Ports Authority signed a memorandum of understanding on February 11 to develop export infrastructure for 600,000 tonnes per year of clean ammonia from NH3’s WAH2 Project via the Port of Dampier. The agreement outlines a yearlong collaboration to establish operational arrangements and binding contracts for ammonia handling and […]
In Japan, NYK announced signing a time-charter contract with Yara Clean Ammonia on February 10, for the world’s first ammonia-fueled medium gas carrier, set for delivery in November 2026, aiming to cut emissions from maritime transport and support a growing ammonia supply chain for power generation and marine fuel. “This collaboration enables us not only […]
In Italy, Baker Hughes and Hanwha signed a Joint Development and Collaboration Agreement in Florence on February 3 to develop a small-size turbine capable of running on 100% ammonia, targeting marine and industrial applications with plans for commercial availability by 2027. The partnership will combine Baker Hughes’ small-size gas turbine technology with Hanwha’s ammonia combustion […]
In New York, Amogy announced the opening of a new office in Pangyo, South Korea to advance its ammonia-based power solutions for shipping and industry, citing the country’s strong policy support and established supply chains. Backed by $56 million in venture financing, the expansion places Amogy closer to key partners, including SK Innovation, Samsung Heavy […]
In New York Amogy announced on January 15 it raised $56 million in new funding to advance its ammonia-to-power solutions for maritime and industrial applications. The round, co-led by Aramco Ventures and SV Investment, brings its total funding to over $270 million. New backers like Samsung Heavy Industries and BHP Ventures joined returning investors, including […]
In South Korea, HJ Shipbuilding & Construction has secured Approval in Principle from Lloyd’s Register for its innovative 88,000 cubic meter very large ammonia carrier, the company announced. HJSC is leveraging its expertise in LNG dual-fuel and methanol-powered vessels. The design features a Type-A tank design made from low-temperature steel to minimize the occurrence of […]
