Norway is making significant strides in green maritime innovation with a $108 million investment in 14 projects centered on ammonia, hydrogen, and battery-powered vessels. Led by Enova SF, this funding aims to reduce emissions in the shipping industry and drive the transition to zero-emission fuels. Under Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, Enova's annual funding has dramatically increased, supporting various vessels powered by hydrogen and ammonia. The recent round of funding attracted enthusiastic responses, with key projects focusing on ammonia-powered supply vessels, hydrogen-powered passenger vessels, and electric workboats. Enova's strategic investments align with European decarbonization trends, as reflected in the International Energy Agency's data. Additionally, Enova's efforts extend to infrastructure, investing in electric charging stations to support electric shipping. By fostering hydrogen and ammonia value chains, Enova is bolstering sustainable fuel ecosystems. The funding rounds planned for the future indicate Norway's commitment to accelerating the adoption of zero-emission shipping technologies globally, in line with the International Maritime Organization's goal of achieving net-zero emissions in the shipping industry by 2050.