Norwegian state-owned Enova has allocated Nrk1.2Bn (US$112.7M) in grants to accelerate the commercialization of 15 hydrogen- and ammonia-fuelled ships, marking a significant step towards zero-carbon fuels. The grants were announced at the DNV/Green Shipping Programme in Høvik, attended by Minister Andreas Bjelland Eriksen, emphasizing the importance of supporting the maritime sector's transition to lower emissions. The funding supports the development of a value chain for green hydrogen and ammonia, with recipients including Høegh Autoliners, Amon Gas, Maris Fiducia, Møre Sjø, Napier, and Halten Bulk, contributing to the growth of sustainable shipping. Enova's investment in nine hydrogen-powered vessels and four ammonia-fuelled pure car truck carriers demonstrates a commitment to reducing emissions and promoting innovative solutions in the maritime industry. Projects like the development of dry bulk carriers and gas carriers powered by hydrogen and ammonia showcase a shift towards cleaner fuels and the establishment of necessary infrastructure for a sustainable future in shipping.