Amogy plans Singapore ammonia-cracking pilot for 2027
Amogy and A*STAR announced a first-phase ammonia-cracking pilot on October 23. Deployment at Jurong Island is planned for 2027, targeting up to one tonne of hydrogen daily rather than existing operating output.
The story explained
Amogy and A*STAR announced a first-phase ammonia-cracking pilot on October 23. Deployment at Jurong Island is planned for 2027, targeting up to one tonne of hydrogen daily rather than existing operating output.
The LCT³ facility, hosted by A*STAR’s sustainability research institute and supported by Singapore’s Economic Development Board, broke ground October 23. Amogy is among its first project partners, extending a collaboration announced in September 2025.
Amogy will provide reformer and catalyst technology and oversee execution. Joint work on lower-cost catalysts and industrial operating data will support scale-up assessment. The release supplies no measured pilot efficiency, equipment purchasing list or acceptance results.
The company also plans to expand local R&D, business development and execution capabilities, including its first R&D centre outside the US. Industrial hydrogen and future data-centre power are target applications; no specific data-centre supply contract is disclosed.
Why it matters
Ammonia cracking creates control requirements on both ammonia and hydrogen sides; equipment selection needs actual service conditions and technical specifications.
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What to watch next
Track 2027 deployment, industrial test results and subsequent commercial contracts.
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