AMON Project could not miss the opportunity to participate in the NH3 Event 2026, the biggest Ammonia event in Europe which took place in Rotterdam during the first week of June.
Experts and key industrial stakeholders discussed the role of ammonia in the energy transition in Europe, giving insights on business cases, technological advancements and opportunities for ammonia.

Sookyung Kang – researcher at FBK’s Center for Sustainable Energy – presented AMON Project in her presentation “Go‑to‑Market Pathways for Ammonia‑to‑Power“.

The AMON project develops and validates a Direct Ammonia Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (DA-SOFC) system for clean, high-efficiency stationary power generation. The consortium covers the full value chain from cell and stack design, testing, and safety validation to system integration and techno-economic assessment. Technical results demonstrate electrical efficiencies above 65%, with total efficiencies exceeding 85% when integrated with CHP. The techno-economic analysis confirms that CAPEX targets below 3,000 €/kW are achievable at pre-industrial scale, significantly improving LCOE and financial performance. Emissions analysis shows up to ~96% CO₂ reduction when using green ammonia compared to grey pathways. The results identify off-grid and port cold-ironing applications as promising early markets, providing a technically validated and economically credible pathway toward commercial deployment

More information: https://nh3event.com/