Sumitomo is set to showcase ammonia bunkering in Singapore in 2027, collaborating with the Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) to establish essential safety protocols, operational guidelines, and emergency response strategies. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance sustainable maritime practices.
In a related development, a consortium led by Keppel, which includes Sumitomo and Advario Asia Pacific, has been chosen by Singapore’s Energy Market Authority (EMA) and the MPA to progress to the next phase of a significant project. This initiative focuses on exploring comprehensive “low or zero” carbon ammonia solutions on Jurong Island, aimed at both power generation and bunkering applications.
The collaboration underscores Singapore’s commitment to advancing green technologies in the maritime sector. By integrating ammonia as a viable fuel alternative, the project seeks to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainability in shipping operations.
As these initiatives unfold, they reflect a growing trend toward cleaner energy solutions in the maritime industry, positioning Singapore as a leader in the development of innovative and environmentally friendly bunkering practices.
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