China’s Envision delivers green ammonia bunkering first

  • Gas
  • July 25, 2025

China’s Envision Energy reports that green ammonia fuel produced from its has successfully powered the first green marine ammonia bunkering operation.

The milestone took place at Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry’s terminal in Dalian, where China Shipping & Sinopec Suppliers Co completed the inaugural bunkering of green ammonia fuel for an ammonia-fuelled port vessel.

The bunkering demonstrates that the entire value chain, from green ammonia production to transportation, bunkering, and operation of ammonia-powered vessels, is now fully established.

Frank Yu, Senior Vice-President of Envision Energy, said, “The successful bunkering demonstrates how net-zero fuels can scale from renewable power generation to hard-to-abate sectors like maritime shipping – [it’s] a true breakthrough for green ammonia.”

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