Enova, a part of Norway's Ministry of Climate and Environment, has allocated subsidies to support the development of green shipping by investing in zero-emission vessels. The awarded projects include ammonia carriers, hydrogen carriers, and electric ships. These initiatives aim to enable emission-free sailing from the start, positioning hydrogen and ammonia as crucial energy carriers for the green transition. Minister of Climate and Environment Tore O. Sandvik highlighted the significance of these investments in promoting job creation and enhancing the competitive edge of Norwegian businesses on the global stage. With a substantial increase in funding allocation to Enova, the Norwegian government is driving the establishment of operational value chains for hydrogen and ammonia in the maritime industry. Enova's support for these projects, totaling over NOK 940 million, underscores the country's commitment to showcasing hydrogen and ammonia as zero-emission solutions by 2030, setting the stage for a sustainable transition by 2050. Enova's CEO, Nils Kristian Nakstad, emphasized the importance of building a robust value chain through the deployment of vessels and the production and bunkering of hydrogen and ammonia. This strategic approach marks a crucial milestone in realizing Norway's decarbonization goals within the maritime sector. Furthermore, Enova is actively encouraging the submission of proposals for future funding rounds, with plans for continued support for hydrogen and ammonia programs in the coming years. The organization's focus on electrification is evident through the backing of electric vessels and charging infrastructure projects, aiming to significantly reduce CO2 emissions in Norwegian shipping operations. Enova's commitment extends to developing an ammonia infrastructure program along the Norwegian coast, further solidifying Norway's position as a frontrunner in sustainable maritime practices.