Amogy Inc., a pioneer of emission-free, energy-dense ammonia power solutions, has completed its Technology Verification phase with Lloyd’s Register.
This includes the assessment and certification of novel technologies through its Technology Qualification process where novel technologies are evaluated in terms of their technology maturity and associated risks.
Lloyd’s Register is a leading provider of classification and compliance services to the marine and offshore industries. The first phase was undertaken in 2022, during which the technology readiness level of its core components and system interfaces were identified and assessed.
A Technology Qualification Plan created by Amogy was subsequently approved by Lloyd’s Register to confirm the suitability of the core components for Amogy’s ammonia-to-power system, to operate in defined maritime environments. This accomplishment represents a significant milestone in certifying Amogy’s ammonia-to-power system for maritime applications.
Technology qualification is an assessment process that provides confidence that a novel technology can operate safely in a defined environment. The first phase, Technology Verification, verifies the integrity of the core technology against a defined set of acceptance criteria to qualify the associated risks.
In 2022, Amogy started work to complete the second phase of Technology Validation and will continue to work with Lloyd’s Register to complete the full Technology Qualification process prior to commercial deployment.
The end of the Technology Validation phase will signify the successful completion of component testing highlighted in the Technology Qualification Plan. Subsequently, upon conclusion of this phase, Lloyd’s Register will issue a Technology Validation Report, moving Amogy into the conclusive phase of a performance review that we are confident, will ultimately lead to a Technology Qualification certification.
Seonghoon Woo, CEO of Amogy, said; “The completion of this critical phase is very important for Amogy. It not only provides us with confidence of the suitability of the technology for defined maritime environments, but also demonstrates that the core technology has been independently reviewed by a leading maritime classification society, in relation to the technology’s readiness level.
“Earning this qualification from a reputable partner like Lloyd’s Register is a significant step in confirming the safety of our technology as we continue to make our way to commercialization.”
Winston D’Souza, Global Technical Authority for Offshore Renewables and Technology Qualification at Lloyd’s Register, said; “Having worked with Amogy from the conceptual stage of this technology to seeing it evolve gradually over the years, exemplifies the commitment and perseverance of a dedicated team, singularly focused on producing clean energy for the maritime sector.”
