The Norwegian government enterprise Enova has recently disclosed its financial support for fourteen zero-emission vessels, comprising seven ammonia ships, two hydrogen ships, five electric ships, and one charging facility. The funding, totaling over NOK 940 million ($83.88 million), aims to demonstrate hydrogen and ammonia as zero-emission solutions in the maritime industry. Enova's CEO, Nils Kristian Nakstad, emphasized the importance of building value chains for hydrogen and ammonia to achieve zero-emission shipping goals by 2030 and beyond. Enova plans to hold two funding rounds annually for hydrogen and ammonia programs in 2025 and 2026. The support for green shipping projects extends beyond hydrogen and ammonia, with Enova also backing five electric vessels and a charging facility. The initiative aligns with Norway's climate goals, with Minister Tore O. Sandvik stating the importance of such investments. Additionally, Enova is developing a support program for ammonia infrastructure along the Norwegian coast, further underlining the country's commitment to sustainable maritime practices. The positive sentiment towards hydrogen and ammonia projects is evident, with plans for continued investment and development in the green shipping sector.