In Norway, maritime energy infrastructure firm Hoegh Evi and Wärtsilä Gas Solutions have achieved a significant milestone with the completion of the world’s first floating ammonia-to-hydrogen cracker facility. This pioneering technology is aimed at improving the production of hydrogen from transport ammonia at an industrial scale, aligning with the green platform program in Norway and contributing to sustainable energy solutions. The ammonia cracker, featuring a modular design, is versatile enough to be integrated into various maritime infrastructure units, showcasing a commitment to flexibility and resilience in energy systems. With a capacity to produce 210,000 tons of hydrogen annually, the facility plays a crucial role in Europe's strategy to import renewable hydrogen and support industries in their decarbonization efforts. The project, which received significant funding from the Norwegian Government, involved collaboration with key partners and institutions. This innovative development signals a positive step towards a more sustainable and greener energy future, highlighting the potential of ammonia technology in advancing the hydrogen economy.