Amogy, based in Brooklyn, New York, has expanded its operations by opening an office in South Korea's Pangyo Techno Valley tech hub. This move allows Amogy to be closer to its investors, partners like SK Innovation and Samsung Heavy Industries, and key maritime and hydrogen technology supply chains. The strategic location in Pangyo Techno Valley aligns with South Korea's strong support for the hydrogen economy and clean tech policies. CEO Seonghoon Woo highlights the importance of this expansion for Amogy's growth and market presence. South Korea's early adoption of ammonia and hydrogen fuel technologies, along with favorable national policies, influenced Amogy's decision to establish a local office. The country's commitment to carbon-free power and heavy industry decarbonization creates a conducive environment for companies like Amogy. The recent successful demonstration of Amogy's technology in a carbon-free, ammonia-powered maritime vessel showcases the company's progress. Dr. Stone Zhang, the managing director in Asia, will lead Amogy's office in Pangyo Techno Valley, focusing on local partnerships and business development in the Asia Pacific region. The company's collaboration with industry giants like SK Innovation and Samsung Heavy Industries aims to develop ammonia-fueled solutions for power generation and maritime applications. With South Korea's goal to increase electricity generation from hydrogen and ammonia, Amogy's presence in the country is strategic. Amogy's recent venture financing of $56 million indicates a strong backing for its mission of decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors such as global shipping and power generation. The company's advancements in technology and strategic partnerships position it well for commercialization and growth in the clean tech sector.