Amogy, a provider of scalable and efficient ammonia-to-power solutions, and the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore’s lead public sector research and development (R&D) agency, have teamed up to explore and collaborate on the development and deployment of ammonia-based technologies in Singapore.

The duo said in a statement on Tuesday that they have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the partnership supporting key priorities under the Singapore Green Plan 2030 and Singapore’s National Hydrogen Strategy.

Under the MOU, Amogy and A*STAR will explore opportunities for piloting ammonia-to-power systems on Jurong Island.

The collaboration sits within A*STAR’s efforts in sustainable energy and chemicals.

A*STAR plans to provide expertise in safety and standards, assess costs and sustainability, and develop new technologies to help scale ammonia-to-power systems safely and effectively.

Amogy’s proprietary ammonia-to-power system leverages advanced catalyst materials to efficiently crack ammonia into hydrogen, which is then converted into electricity via hydrogen fuel cells or engines.

This breakthrough approach is poised to present a viable and scalable low- to zero-carbon alternative to fossil fuels, particularly for energy-intensive sectors.

The collaboration is expected to include: demonstration of ammonia-to-power systems on Jurong Island; joint R&D on advanced ammonia-cracking catalyst technologies; development of digital tools and workforce training for system integration and scale-up.

Together, Amogy and A*STAR will aim to validate the performance of clean ammonia technologies in real-world conditions and drive their transition from lab-scale to commercial applications.

A key area of focus will be supporting the decarbonization of Singapore’s data center industry, which is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years and presents significant clean energy challenges due to its continuous power demands.

“We are excited to partner with A*STAR to demonstrate the potential of ammonia-powered technology in Singapore,

“This collaboration marks an important step toward advancing decarbonization in critical sectors such as data centers and heavy industry, while contributing to Singapore’s leadership in driving towards a low-carbon future,” said Seonghoon Woo, Chief Executive Officer of Amogy.

Meanwhile, Professor Lim Keng Hui, Assistant Chief Executive, Science and Engineering Research Council (SERC), A*STAR, said A*STAR looks forward to its partnership with Amogy to support Singapore’s National Hydrogen Strategy and the firm’s own efforts in sustainable energy and chemicals.

“By advancing technologies for low- or zero-carbon ammonia for power generation and bunkering, we can help pave the way to decarbonize hard-to-abate industries,

“I look forward to program outcomes that will contribute substantively to Amogy’s and Singapore’s economic and sustainability goals,” he added.

This collaboration underscores Singapore’s continued investment in clean energy innovation and reinforces its position as a regional hub for low-carbon technologies, said the statement.

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