The article discusses the increasing popularity and confidence in using green ammonia as a fuel for the shipping industry, driven by a rise in green ammonia production projects. Major deals were signed for ammonia-powered vessels, indicating a growing acceptance of this sustainable fuel option. Various global projects were highlighted, including the substantial funding allocated to the Murchison Green Hydrogen Project in Australia and the development of a clean energy hub in Newcastle, Australia. Additionally, Morocco and Brazil have announced significant investments in large-scale ammonia projects. The article also mentions a Japanese initiative to explore green ammonia production in India. While there is positive momentum in the green ammonia sector, challenges remain, particularly concerning the availability of renewable energy sources. The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) reported a significant increase in renewable power capacity but emphasized the need for more rapid expansion to meet global renewable energy goals. Despite progress, the article notes instances like Shell discontinuing solar and wind energy projects in Brazil, reflecting broader shifts in energy investment strategies. The article underscores the critical role of renewable energy expansion in supporting the growth of green ammonia projects and emphasizes the need for accelerated efforts to align with long-term sustainability objectives.