Brooklyn-based startup Amogy has successfully navigated the shifting landscape of climate tech, securing $23 million in funding to advance its innovative ammonia-to-power technology. By targeting Asian markets like Japan, South Korea, and Singapore, Amogy has seen significant demand for its ammonia-based solution in countries seeking alternative power generation methods. Ammonia, acting as a hydrogen carrier, offers a safer and more efficient means of transporting hydrogen, particularly in regions lacking renewable energy resources. With efforts to reduce carbon emissions, Asian countries are turning to ammonia as a partial replacement for coal in power plants and diesel in the shipping industry. While current practices involve combusting ammonia alongside fossil fuels, Amogy is developing a groundbreaking approach to entirely replace fossil fuels with ammonia, offering a cleaner energy solution without NOx pollution. The startup has already tested its technology in a tug boat and is on track to implement commercial-scale systems in ships and power plants in the near future, with plans for full decarbonization. Amogy's vision extends to providing sustainable power to terrestrial customers like data centers, highlighting the potential impact of their innovative approach in revolutionizing energy generation and reducing carbon footprint.