Amogy, a New York-based ammonia-to-power solutions provider, has partnered with Yanmar to integrate ammonia-cracking technology into a hydrogen internal combustion engine. This collaboration, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), is set to improve the efficiency and performance of hydrogen engines by leveraging the benefits of ammonia-cracking technology. Recent activities by Amogy indicate a growing focus on advancing power systems and exploring alternative fuel solutions. For instance, Amogy completed a feasibility study with Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co. in New York for ammonia-to-power solutions. Additionally, the company is looking to integrate its power system with Plastic2Green's ammonia manufacturing facilities in Colorado. Moreover, Amogy received a New Technology Qualification (NTQ) letter from the American Bureau of Shipping, showcasing recognition for its innovative approaches. The company has also entered into partnerships with Hanwha Ocean and Hanwha Aerospace to implement its ammonia-to-electrical power system. Furthermore, Amogy's collaboration with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore and other companies to establish an alternative fuel bunker training center highlights its commitment to sustainable fuel solutions. The joint efforts through MoUs and partnerships with companies like ITOCHU in Japan signify a positive trend in advancing ammonia-to-power technology and expanding the use of alternative fuels in various industries.