Amogy, a U.S.-based provider of ammonia-to-power solutions, has expanded its operations into South Korea by establishing an office in the Pangyo Techno Valley. This move comes as South Korea emerges as a leading adopter of both ammonia and hydrogen technologies, supported by national policies promoting cleantech development. The country's recent initiatives, such as the Clean Hydrogen Production Standard (CHPS) and the Distributed Energy Act (DEA), have paved the way for advancements in hydrogen and ammonia fuel technologies. South Korea's commitment to decarbonization and its goal to commercialize ammonia-fueled power generation by 2030 have attracted Amogy to the market. By being closer to key investors, partners, and industry supply chains, Amogy aims to leverage the country's strong manufacturing and maritime sectors for its ammonia-based energy solutions. The CEO of Amogy, Seonghoon Woo, emphasizes the importance of South Korea's support for the hydrogen economy and its network of top organizations in driving the company's growth. With a dedicated office in Pangyo, led by Stone Zhang, Amogy plans to collaborate with leading companies like SK Innovation, Samsung Heavy Industries, and Hanwha to develop ammonia-fueled solutions for power generation and maritime applications. Amogy's strategic entry into the Korean market coincides with the country's ambitious targets to increase electricity generation from hydrogen and ammonia. The company's partnerships and recent investment are propelling its mission to decarbonize industries such as global shipping and power generation. Overall, Amogy's expansion signals a positive step towards achieving carbon-free power and advancing cleantech solutions in South Korea.