Ammonia is the leading carrier for hydrogen imports, yet “last-mile” hydrogen delivery to end-users remains a costly bottleneck. Hymonic bypasses this challenge with modular, turnkey cracking plants that produce high-purity hydrogen directly at the point of use.

Our innovative solutions reduce H2 costs by up to 50% compared to compressed transport. We will discuss the techno-economics of Hymonic’s technology, and its role in decarbonizing key sectors of Heavy-Duty Transport, Industrial Processes, Maritime, and Off-Grid Power.

This presentation explores advanced catalyst technologies enabling the low-carbon ammonia economy.

As ammonia emerges as the most cost-competitive hydrogen carrier (121 kg H₂/m³ energy density), catalysts become essential for both synthesis and cracking processes.

The presentation draws on hands-on project experience in the development of a dedicated ammonia Floating Storage Unit (FSU), with a specific focus on the Gas Combustion Unit (GCU) as a critical safety system for port-adjacent ammonia storage. I will discuss how mature GCU technology from the LNG industry can be adapted for ammonia service, the key design and sizing considerations for BOG management in port environments, and the power implications for FSU system integration. I will also cover the relevant and evolving regulatory framework and make the case for early standardization of ammonia GCU systems.