Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd. (YPT), a subsidiary of Yanmar Holdings in Japan, has announced a collaboration with Amogy, a company based in Brooklyn, New York, to advance hydrogen technology for marine power. The partnership focuses on integrating Amogy's ammonia-cracking technology into Yanmar's hydrogen internal combustion engines (H2ICE) for Japanese coastal vessels. This collaboration stems from Yanmar's investment in Amogy through its corporate venture capital arm, Yanmar Ventures. By combining their technologies, the companies aim to produce low-cost hydrogen fuel for marine applications. Amogy's innovative technology breaks down ammonia into hydrogen and nitrogen at lower reaction temperatures, reducing heating and maintenance requirements. The joint research also includes exploring possibilities for developing maritime hydrogen fuel cell systems to further decarbonize marine power. Key figures from both companies, Ken Kawabe from Yanmar and Seonghoon Woo from Amogy, have expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing the alignment of their goals in driving sustainable energy solutions. They believe that by working together, they can overcome challenges and accelerate the transition to cleaner energy in the marine sector, marking a significant step toward a more sustainable future.