AFC Energy, a prominent UK-based provider of hydrogen power generation technologies, has recently unveiled Hyamtec, a newly established subsidiary dedicated to advancing the commercialization of ammonia cracking technology. This innovative technology is set to revolutionize on-demand hydrogen production by offering cost-effective and scalable solutions tailored for industrial and mobile applications. Hyamtec's cutting-edge cracker technology has already showcased its adaptability to integrate with ammonia combustion engines and hydrogen purification systems for fuel cell applications, presenting a practical and scalable approach for industries grappling with decarbonization challenges. The primary markets targeted by Hyamtec include hydrogen-rich fuel gas for industrial heat generation applications, ammonia conversion for large capacity combustion engines in sectors like power generation, marine, and mining, and modular, purified hydrogen production for fuel cells and transport applications. Mike Rendall, the Managing Director of Hyamtec, emphasized the immense opportunity presented by displacing fossil fuels with ammonia in industries that collectively spend billions on natural gas annually. The subsidiary is committed to fast-tracking industrial decarbonization through its cutting-edge ammonia cracking technologies, attracting significant interest from investors and partners. Gary Bullard, Chief Executive of AFC Energy, highlighted the critical role of ammonia cracking in facilitating the global shift towards net zero emissions. AFC Energy's extensive investment in robust ammonia cracking technology perfectly aligns with the needs of heavy industry, allowing the company to capitalize on this advancement through the establishment of Hyamtec. By introducing a scalable solution that reduces hydrogen costs for industrial use while minimizing the need for additional infrastructure, AFC Energy aims to accelerate the adoption of cleaner energy solutions in partnership with strategic allies and investors. Notably, ammonia plays a pivotal role in enabling the international trade of hydrogen, where it is utilized for transporting hydrogen via ships before being converted back into hydrogen at its intended destination. AFC Energy recently inaugurated its first demonstration plant for converting ammonia into hydrogen, marking a significant milestone in NH3 cracker technology development. This strategic move solidifies AFC Energy's position as an industry pioneer in driving industrial decarbonization through innovative hydrogen solutions.