Hanwha Group, in collaboration with Baker Hughes, is working on developing a new generation of ammonia gas turbine engines for eco-friendly ship propulsion. The aim is to utilize ammonia's benefits to provide carbon-free emissions in various applications like marine, onshore, and offshore, as well as electric generation. The partnership combines Baker Hughes' expertise in gas turbines with Hanwha's ammonia combustion system. Successful tests on the combustor and initial turbine feasibility studies have been completed, with a target for the full engine test with ammonia by the end of 2027. The upcoming ammonia gas turbine, based on Baker Hughes' technology and a newly developed ammonia combustion system, could revolutionize the shipbuilding and shipping industry by enabling a completely carbon-free mode of propulsion. The project also plans to incorporate the ammonia gas turbine into LNG gas carriers and containerships by 2028, with support from the American Bureau of Shipping. Baker Hughes is simultaneously exploring transitions to ammonia and hydrogen-powered turbines, with a 100 percent hydrogen turbine already available for commercial use.