Another great step forward for NH3.Oh, sorry, it's non-binding....

Another great step forward for NH3.

Oh, sorry, it's non-binding. How silly of me.

An announcement partnering NH3 with a large wholly owned Government utility to take a major step into greatly reducing maritime emmisions & the project is based in Australia, wow.

The big competitor in this space is Singapore which has also announced a consortium to investigate the provision of Ammonia bunkering for the bulk ore carriers shipping iron ore between Australia & Asia. I think that is non binding too!

Difference is Australia has the Iron Ore, the Ammonia & the bulk carrier traffic already coming here to load, so that should give Australia & the WA Government an advantage, we'll see.

Next week the Ammonia Energy Association, the main industry body will be holding the 2025 Ammonia Energy Conference in Perth over 3 days. There are a number of topics being discussed including bunkering of maritime vessels. NH3, Pilbara Ports & Oceania will be in attendance & presenting or being included in discussion panels. I understand Amanda-Jane Sanderson, the WA Govt minister for Energy & Decarbonisation will be in attendance.

Here is the conference schedule link.

https://ammoniaenergy.org/conferences-events/apac-2025/2025-apac-schedule/

Things seem to be moving .......

DYOR