Amogy and Amun Energy have signed a supply agreement for a 40 MW ammonia-to-power project in South Korea. The facility will use ammonia as a fuel to generate electricity, aiming to reduce carbon emissions compared to conventional fossil fuel power plants. This project is part of a broader push to deploy low-carbon hydrogen-based fuels in the Asian power sector. The agreement covers the supply of Amogy's ammonia-to-power technology for the project, which is expected to support South Korea's goals for grid decarbonization and energy transition. Ammonia is being explored as a practical carrier for hydrogen, offering easier storage and transport. The project's timeline and specific location have not been disclosed, but it represents a notable step in scaling ammonia-based power generation outside of pilot stages.
