AFC Energy has launched a new subsidiary, Hyamtec Limited, to advance the commercialization of its next-generation distributed ammonia cracking business. This move is aimed at providing an affordable pathway to hydrogen energy production. Hyamtec's technology advantage lies in its capability to facilitate industries' decarbonization efforts without the need for extensive infrastructure changes, thereby reducing adoption barriers significantly. The company has heavily invested in developing modular, compact ammonia crackers that can potentially revolutionize sectors such as heavy industry and transportation. Hyamtec is primarily focusing on ammonia conversion for large-capacity combustion engines in sectors like power generation, marine, and mining. Additionally, the company aims to offer modular, purified hydrogen production for fuel cells and transport applications to cater to the increasing demand for clean mobility solutions. The versatile cracker technology of Hyamtec has already shown impressive results by integrating with both ammonia combustion engines and hydrogen purification technologies for fuel cell applications. This flexibility provides practical and scalable solutions for industries facing high decarbonization costs and infrastructure challenges. Being a wholly owned subsidiary of AFC Energy, Hyamtec is expected to have enhanced flexibility in securing financing for its growth. The CEO of AFC Energy, Gary Bullard, emphasized the importance of innovative hydrogen solutions in the global transition to net zero emissions. With the launch of Hyamtec, AFC Energy aims to capitalize on its robust ammonia cracking technology to address the needs of heavy industries and provide scalable solutions for cleaner energy without extensive infrastructure requirements. The company invites strategic partners and investors to join in accelerating the adoption of hydrogen technologies and driving industrial decarbonization.