- Amogy and Samsung Heavy Industries have announced a strategic multi-year partnership to manufacture ammonia-to-power systems, starting with units for a project in Pohang in 2026.
- SHI will establish a dedicated manufacturing facility in South Korea to produce, test, and optimize Amogy’s systems, enhancing scalability and reliability.
- The partnership builds on prior collaboration to develop ammonia-based power systems for ships and aims to extend these solutions to land-based distributed power generation.
- Amogy’s proprietary technology efficiently cracks ammonia into hydrogen on-site for use in fuel cells or engines, producing zero carbon emissions and scalable, modular power solutions.
- SHI will develop testing standards, establish protocols, and expand its ammonia demonstration facility at Geoje Shipyard through 2025 to support production and testing efforts.
- The collaboration emphasizes South Korea’s leadership in clean energy innovation, focusing on decarbonization for maritime and industrial sectors across Asia.
- Amogy aims to accelerate commercialization with SHI’s manufacturing expertise, advancing decarbonization and enabling scalable clean energy solutions.
- Investors in Amogy include Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund, SK Innovation, Aramco Ventures, Mitsubishi, Samsung Heavy Industries, and others, reflecting strong industry backing.
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