Amogy's ammonia-fueled tugboat, the Kraken, recently made waves by completing its first voyage in the Hudson River, powered by green ammonia. The vessel employs a unique process of converting ammonia into hydrogen to fuel its engine, marking a step towards cleaner maritime operations. Amogy's CEO, Seonghoon Woo, expressed optimism about the potential to decarbonize the maritime industry through their technology. Beyond ships, Amogy's vision extends to using ammonia to power drones, farm equipment, and semitrucks, showcasing a holistic approach to sustainable transportation solutions. The broader shipping sector is also embracing eco-friendly innovations such as the AirWing for wind energy utilization and carbon-negative biofuels. Furthermore, hydrogen-powered equipment like cranes at ports, exemplified by the Port of Los Angeles, are contributing to the industry's green transformation. Amogy envisions ammonia-based fuel as a scalable option, given its significant global production and widespread distribution. With a focus on accelerating the adoption of ammonia as a fuel source, Amogy aims to play a key role in steering the shipping industry towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future.