(WASHINGTON D.C., April 27, 2026)—The Ammonia Energy Association (AEA) has partnered with MiQ to launch the AEA Ammonia Certification System, a global certification system designed to facilitate the transparent, trusted international trade of low-emission ammonia.
The pair will work together to accelerate the retrofitting of power plant boilers to use ammonia and other low-carbon fuels.
A JCDA has been signed to demonstrate a 2 MW, 100% ammonia fueled gas turbine at PETRONAS’ integrated chemical plant in Terengganu, Malaysia. Fueled by ammonia produced on-site, the partners aim to begin the demonstration in 2027.
Wärtsilä has announced an upgraded version of its four-stroke Wärtsilä 25 Ammonia engine will be available for delivery from 2028, matching the power level of its analog LNG‑fueled engine.
In our April episode of Project Features, we explored Air Liquide’s industrial-scale ammonia cracking pilot unit at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges in Belgium, as well as the emerging standards and regulations around hydrogen and ammonia.
UEG, Abu Qir Fertilizers, Alexfert and Orascom Construction will explore development of a renewable ammonia plant producing 480 tons per day in Alexandria, Egypt.
The trio will jointly conduct a FEED study into a new-build ammonia bunkering vessel to be deployed as part of an integrated ammonia-fired power plant, terminal and bunker facility on Jurong Island, Singapore. Learn more on progress at the facility at the upcoming Ammonia Energy APAC conference in Brisbane.
Topsoe’s ModuLiteTM ammonia production technology will feature in the 100,000 tons per year Jordan Green Ammonia project, being developed by Hynfra.
PlasmaLeap Technologies has secured almost AU$30 million in Series A funding to further develop its plasma-assisted, NOX electrolysis technology process, and to progress deployment of decentralized “fertiliser hubs”. Also in Australia, OzAmmonia has signed an MoU with Jakson Green to explore a pilot project in India, demonstrating OzAmmonia’s NOX-to-ammonia technology.
Four Indian renewable ammonia producers – ACME, Jakson Green, SCC and Oriana Power – have signed binding, 10-year supply contracts to deliver ammonia to domestic fertiliser manufacturers.