Amogy, a company specializing in ammonia-to-power solutions, recently conducted a traditional renaming ceremony for the NH3 Kraken, a historic tugboat that is being retrofitted to demonstrate the use of ammonia as a primary fuel source with zero carbon emissions. The ceremony, led by Amogy's CEO Seonghoon Woo, included the symbolic purging of the boat's former name as per maritime tradition. The NH3 Kraken, originally built in 1957 and previously serving various purposes, is now being transformed to showcase Amogy's innovative ammonia 'cracking' technology. This technology involves converting liquid ammonia (NH3) into hydrogen and nitrogen, which is then utilized in a fuel cell to generate high-performance power. The renaming ceremony signifies a significant step towards a greener future in maritime shipping, focusing on sustainability and clean technology. With the NH3 Kraken's upcoming voyage, Amogy aims to demonstrate the safe and efficient use of ammonia as a fuel in both new vessels and retrofitted ones. The company's CEO highlighted the importance of leveraging this proprietary technology to drive the industry towards a more environmentally friendly direction, especially in sectors like maritime shipping and power generation. The NH3 Kraken's journey on the Hudson River represents a milestone in the adoption of clean energy solutions in the maritime sector, paving the way for a more sustainable future.