Höegh Evi and Wärtsilä Gas Solutions have achieved a groundbreaking milestone by developing the world's first floating ammonia-to-hydrogen cracker, a technology that allows floating import terminals to convert transported ammonia into hydrogen at industrial-scale levels. This development, part of Norway's green platform programme, signifies a crucial step in the global energy transition towards sustainability. The modular design of the ammonia cracker enables its integration into various units, offering a scalable solution with a substantial annual hydrogen production capacity. Erik Nyheim, CEO of Höegh Evi, and Walter Reggente, Vice President of Wärtsilä Gas Solutions, have emphasized the significance of this advancement in unlocking the potential of green hydrogen for European industries. The project, which received significant funding from the Norwegian Government, was carried out at Sustainable Energy's Norwegian Catapult Center in Stord, Norway, involving partnerships with key institutions like the Institute for Energy Technology and the University of South-East Norway. Håkon Haugli, CEO of Innovation Norway, recognizes the importance of such projects in driving technological innovation for a greener future, highlighting the role of organizations like Innovation Norway in supporting sustainable energy initiatives.