Convert ammonia efficiently
Our catalyst enables ammonia cracking at low operating temperatures, producing hydrogen-rich fuel for downstream use.
How it works
From ammonia to hydrogen.
Amogy’s technology uses catalytic cracking to split ammonia into hydrogen and nitrogen, providing hydrogen or hydrogen-rich fuel for downstream energy applications.
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Ammonia supply
Liquid ammonia is supplied from a storage tank to the reformer.
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Catalytic cracking
Amogy’s catalyst splits ammonia into hydrogen and nitrogen, producing a hydrogen-rich gas known as reformate.
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Hydrogen output
The reformate supplies hydrogen for downstream applications, with gas treatment matched to the equipment’s requirements.
For power applications
An engine-generator or fuel cell converts the hydrogen into electricity, depending on the configuration.
Benefits
What the technology enables.
Amogy’s conversion technology provides the foundation for modular energy systems designed around practical deployment, operation and growth.
Bring hydrogen to the point of demand
Use transportable liquid ammonia as the carrier, then convert it where your operation needs power or hydrogen.
Support your carbon goals
Ammonia contains no carbon. Power generation from ammonia is carbon-free at the point of use, with lifecycle emissions determined by how the fuel is produced and transported.
Why ammonia?
Energy-dense fuel for scalable, reliable power
Ammonia is carbon-free and is highly energy dense, making it ideal for power generation, data centers, maritime and heavy industry.
Learn moreOur technology in action
Demonstrated at increasing scale.
From a drone flight to a tugboat voyage, Amogy has demonstrated ammonia-to-power in increasingly demanding applications.
2021 | 5 kW
drone
Demonstrated ammonia-powered flight.
2022 | 100 kW
tractor
Demonstrated ammonia-to-power in a working agricultural vehicle.
Read the case study
2023 | 300 kW
semi-truck
Scaled the technology into a heavy-duty road vehicle demonstration.
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2024 | 1 MW
NH₃ Kraken tugboat
Completed the vessel’s maiden voyage after retrofit with Amogy’s system.
Explore the tugboatFrom technology demonstration to integrated power system.
In August 2026, Amogy and 2G Energy successfully completed integrated testing of Amogy’s ammonia reformer with a 2G engine-generator in Houston.
During testing, the reformer supplied hydrogen-rich fuel to the engine-generator, validating the fuel-delivery interface, controls and integrated operation.