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• Project Matador Holds the Only Active Combined Operating License Application Accepted by the NRC in More Than 15 Years — Greenlight by NRC to Break Ground Immediately
• Fermi America’s Nuclear Program Advances in Lockstep with President Trump’s Executive Orders to Restore American Nuclear Leadership
• Uzman Highlights Strategic Partnerships with Westinghouse, Hyundai E&C, and Doosan as Necessary to Lock Up Long Lead Time Assets and Deliver 4.4 GW of New Nuclear on Time, on Budget

AMARILLO, Texas, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Fermi Inc. (d/b/a Fermi America) (NASDAQ & LSE: FRMI), operating as Fermi America™, in partnership with the Texas Tech University System (TTU System), today announced that Mesut Uzman, Chief Nuclear Construction Officer of Fermi America, took the stage at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Regulatory Information Conference (NRC RIC 2026) in Rockville, Maryland — the nation’s premier annual forum where nuclear policy, regulation, and industry execution converge.

“We are answering the President’s call to jumpstart America’s nuclear renaissance,” said Mesut Uzman, Chief Nuclear Construction Officer of Fermi America. “The only site construction-ready today, we have secured the talent, the only active large nuclear power plant COL application in progress with the NRC, and the best global nuclear partners in Hyundai E&C and Doosan Enerbility, given their track record of building dozens of reactors successfully across the globe.”

“China is building 30+ reactors today,” added Fermi America CEO Toby Neugebauer. “Fermi did exactly what the President mandated at Fermi speed to jumpstart nuclear on American soil. Once the U.S. Government approves Project Matador for Korean investment under the recently approved Korean trade deal, we are the only site that will be ready to break ground on nuclear in 2026, a feat no one thought possible.”

Uzman represented the only project in America with a large-scale LWR combined license application accepted by the NRC in more than 15 years — and the only one ready to break ground. He joined an elite panel for the session “T4 Critical Links: Strengthening the Nuclear Supply Chain for Tomorrow’s Reactors,” sharing the floor with Mr. Matthew Vazquez, Senior Director of Standards and Certification at ASME; Mr. Rajwant Jolly, Manager of Quality at Bechtel Corporation; Mr. Sean Jones, Vice President of APX Supply Chain at Westinghouse; and Mr. HyeonSoo Kim, Director at Doosan Enerbility.

The composition of the panel speaks directly to Fermi America’s position at the center of America’s nuclear industrial base. Westinghouse and Doosan Enerbility are both strategic partners in Project Matador’s nuclear program. Their joint appearance alongside Fermi America at the NRC’s most prominent annual forum signals the depth and seriousness of the partnerships driving Project Matador forward.

In just nine months, Fermi America has assembled the partnerships, permits, personnel, and property to position Project Matador as the only nuclear project ready to deliver on President Trump’s executive orders to restore American nuclear leadership:

• Fermi America filed the first Combined Operating License (COLA) in more than 15 years, accepted by the NRC for review last September.
• Fermi America has secured a 99-year lease from the Texas Tech University System on property adjacent to Pantex — the Department of Energy facility that has stewarded America’s nuclear arsenal for 70 years.
• Fermi has retained the world’s leading nuclear construction experts, a team, including Uzman, with a combined track record of 16 reactors successfully built on time and on budget across the globe.
• Fermi has partnered with Westinghouse, Hyundai E&C, and Doosan — forging the international ties required to lock up long lead time assets necessary to deliver on the President’s executive orders.
• Hyundai E&C has committed to providing Fermi America favorable contract terms for AP1000 reactor construction at Project Matador, consistent with the proven performance of their domestic Korean nuclear builds and the Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant successfully delivered in the UAE. Fermi has launched its FEED study, with a proposal to break ground on 4.4 GW of nuclear construction at Project Matador on July 4th — with the President.
• The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has granted final approval of the nation’s second largest Clean Air Permit, covering 6 GW of clean natural gas power generation at the 11 GW campus as a bridge to nuclear power.
• Korea’s leading nuclear industrial champions — Hyundai E&C and Doosan Enerbility — have entered into formal contractual relationships with Fermi America and have designated Project Matador as a top priority within their U.S. nuclear portfolios, bringing decades of proven reactor construction expertise to America’s most advanced nuclear build.

Project Matador is designed to answer the nation’s call at a pivotal moment. As AI infrastructure, semiconductor fabrication, advanced manufacturing, and defense modernization drive an unprecedented surge in electricity demand, America needs gigawatt-scale, reliable, clean power that the public grid was never designed to deliver. Project Matador’s 11 GW behind-the-meter private power grid — combining natural gas, AP1000 nuclear, solar, and battery storage — is built to meet that demand without burdening ratepayers or straining the public grid.

Uzman underscored the critical role of international partnerships in delivering Project Matador on schedule. “We cannot achieve this epic goal by ourselves,” Uzman said. “We are working with Doosan, Hyundai E&C, and Westinghouse — and Hyundai has been involved in the construction of 18-plus nuclear reactors in recent decades without liquidated damages. That is an unmatched global track record.”

Fermi America’s nuclear program advances in direct alignment with President Trump’s executive orders to accelerate domestic nuclear deployment, restore American nuclear manufacturing, and ensure the United States wins the AI and energy race with China.

For media inquiries:
Lexi Swearingen
Media@FermiAmerica.com

Fermi America™ official business information
Legal Entity: Fermi Inc. (d/b/a Fermi America) (NASDAQ & LSE: FRMI)
Brand Name: Fermi America™
Address: 620 S Taylor St #301 Amarillo, TX 79101-2436
Website: https://fermiamerica.com/

About Fermi America™:
Fermi America™ (NASDAQ & LSE: FRMI) is an advanced energy and hyperscaler development company with a mission to power the future of artificial intelligence directly to the world’s most compute-intensive businesses through its flagship initiative, Project Matador. Co-founded by former U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry and Co-Founder and former Co-Managing Partner of Quantum Energy Partners Toby Neugebauer, Fermi America™ combines a deep bench of proven world-class multi-disciplinary leaders and over 2 GW of secured long lead time natural gas generation assets to build the world’s largest next-gen private grid campus. Ultimately constructing 11GW of behind-the-meter, low-carbon, on-demand power, Project Matador is expected to integrate a large combined-cycle natural gas project, advanced nuclear power generation, utility grid power, solar power, and battery energy storage to support hyperscale AI and advanced computing.

About the Texas Tech University System: 
Established in 1996, the Texas Tech University System is one of the top public university systems in the nation, consisting of five universities – Texas Tech University, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Angelo State University, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso and Midwestern State University. Headquartered in Lubbock, Texas, the TTU System is a more than $3 billion enterprise focused on advancing higher education, health care, research and outreach with approximately 21,000 employees and 64,000 students, more than 400,000 alums, a statewide economic impact of $19.2 billion and an endowment valued at $3 billion. In its short history, the TTU System has grown tremendously and is nationally acclaimed, operating at 20 academic locations in 16 cities (15 in Texas, 1 international). In addition, the TTU System is one of only nine in the nation to offer programs for undergraduate, medical, law, nursing, pharmacy, dental and veterinary education among other academic areas.

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• Project Matador Holds the Only Active Combined Operating License Application Accepted by the NRC in More Than 15 Years — Greenlight by NRC to Break Ground Immediately
• Fermi America’s Nuclear Program Advances in Lockstep with President Trump’s Executive Orders to Restore American Nuclear Leadership
• Uzman Highlights Strategic Partnerships with Westinghouse, Hyundai E&C, and Doosan as Necessary to Lock Up Long Lead Time Assets and Deliver 4.4 GW of New Nuclear on Time, on Budget

AMARILLO, Texas, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Fermi Inc. (d/b/a Fermi America) (NASDAQ & LSE: FRMI), operating as Fermi America™, in partnership with the Texas Tech University System (TTU System), today announced that Mesut Uzman, Chief Nuclear Construction Officer of Fermi America, took the stage at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Regulatory Information Conference (NRC RIC 2026) in Rockville, Maryland — the nation’s premier annual forum where nuclear policy, regulation, and industry execution converge.

“We are answering the President’s call to jumpstart America’s nuclear renaissance,” said Mesut Uzman, Chief Nuclear Construction Officer of Fermi America. “The only site construction-ready today, we have secured the talent, the only active large nuclear power plant COL application in progress with the NRC, and the best global nuclear partners in Hyundai E&C and Doosan Enerbility, given their track record of building dozens of reactors successfully across the globe.”

“China is building 30+ reactors today,” added Fermi America CEO Toby Neugebauer. “Fermi did exactly what the President mandated at Fermi speed to jumpstart nuclear on American soil. Once the U.S. Government approves Project Matador for Korean investment under the recently approved Korean trade deal, we are the only site that will be ready to break ground on nuclear in 2026, a feat no one thought possible.”

Uzman represented the only project in America with a large-scale LWR combined license application accepted by the NRC in more than 15 years — and the only one ready to break ground. He joined an elite panel for the session “T4 Critical Links: Strengthening the Nuclear Supply Chain for Tomorrow’s Reactors,” sharing the floor with Mr. Matthew Vazquez, Senior Director of Standards and Certification at ASME; Mr. Rajwant Jolly, Manager of Quality at Bechtel Corporation; Mr. Sean Jones, Vice President of APX Supply Chain at Westinghouse; and Mr. HyeonSoo Kim, Director at Doosan Enerbility.

The composition of the panel speaks directly to Fermi America’s position at the center of America’s nuclear industrial base. Westinghouse and Doosan Enerbility are both strategic partners in Project Matador’s nuclear program. Their joint appearance alongside Fermi America at the NRC’s most prominent annual forum signals the depth and seriousness of the partnerships driving Project Matador forward.

In just nine months, Fermi America has assembled the partnerships, permits, personnel, and property to position Project Matador as the only nuclear project ready to deliver on President Trump’s executive orders to restore American nuclear leadership:

• Fermi America filed the first Combined Operating License (COLA) in more than 15 years, accepted by the NRC for review last September.
• Fermi America has secured a 99-year lease from the Texas Tech University System on property adjacent to Pantex — the Department of Energy facility that has stewarded America’s nuclear arsenal for 70 years.
• Fermi has retained the world’s leading nuclear construction experts, a team, including Uzman, with a combined track record of 16 reactors successfully built on time and on budget across the globe.
• Fermi has partnered with Westinghouse, Hyundai E&C, and Doosan — forging the international ties required to lock up long lead time assets necessary to deliver on the President’s executive orders.
• Hyundai E&C has committed to providing Fermi America favorable contract terms for AP1000 reactor construction at Project Matador, consistent with the proven performance of their domestic Korean nuclear builds and the Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant successfully delivered in the UAE. Fermi has launched its FEED study, with a proposal to break ground on 4.4 GW of nuclear construction at Project Matador on July 4th — with the President.
• The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has granted final approval of the nation’s second largest Clean Air Permit, covering 6 GW of clean natural gas power generation at the 11 GW campus as a bridge to nuclear power.
• Korea’s leading nuclear industrial champions — Hyundai E&C and Doosan Enerbility — have entered into formal contractual relationships with Fermi America and have designated Project Matador as a top priority within their U.S. nuclear portfolios, bringing decades of proven reactor construction expertise to America’s most advanced nuclear build.

Project Matador is designed to answer the nation’s call at a pivotal moment. As AI infrastructure, semiconductor fabrication, advanced manufacturing, and defense modernization drive an unprecedented surge in electricity demand, America needs gigawatt-scale, reliable, clean power that the public grid was never designed to deliver. Project Matador’s 11 GW behind-the-meter private power grid — combining natural gas, AP1000 nuclear, solar, and battery storage — is built to meet that demand without burdening ratepayers or straining the public grid.

Uzman underscored the critical role of international partnerships in delivering Project Matador on schedule. “We cannot achieve this epic goal by ourselves,” Uzman said. “We are working with Doosan, Hyundai E&C, and Westinghouse — and Hyundai has been involved in the construction of 18-plus nuclear reactors in recent decades without liquidated damages. That is an unmatched global track record.”

Fermi America’s nuclear program advances in direct alignment with President Trump’s executive orders to accelerate domestic nuclear deployment, restore American nuclear manufacturing, and ensure the United States wins the AI and energy race with China.

For media inquiries:
Lexi Swearingen
Media@FermiAmerica.com

Fermi America™ official business information
Legal Entity: Fermi Inc. (d/b/a Fermi America) (NASDAQ & LSE: FRMI)
Brand Name: Fermi America™
Address: 620 S Taylor St #301 Amarillo, TX 79101-2436
Website: https://fermiamerica.com/

About Fermi America™:
Fermi America™ (NASDAQ & LSE: FRMI) is an advanced energy and hyperscaler development company with a mission to power the future of artificial intelligence directly to the world’s most compute-intensive businesses through its flagship initiative, Project Matador. Co-founded by former U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry and Co-Founder and former Co-Managing Partner of Quantum Energy Partners Toby Neugebauer, Fermi America™ combines a deep bench of proven world-class multi-disciplinary leaders and over 2 GW of secured long lead time natural gas generation assets to build the world’s largest next-gen private grid campus. Ultimately constructing 11GW of behind-the-meter, low-carbon, on-demand power, Project Matador is expected to integrate a large combined-cycle natural gas project, advanced nuclear power generation, utility grid power, solar power, and battery energy storage to support hyperscale AI and advanced computing.

About the Texas Tech University System: 
Established in 1996, the Texas Tech University System is one of the top public university systems in the nation, consisting of five universities – Texas Tech University, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Angelo State University, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso and Midwestern State University. Headquartered in Lubbock, Texas, the TTU System is a more than $3 billion enterprise focused on advancing higher education, health care, research and outreach with approximately 21,000 employees and 64,000 students, more than 400,000 alums, a statewide economic impact of $19.2 billion and an endowment valued at $3 billion. In its short history, the TTU System has grown tremendously and is nationally acclaimed, operating at 20 academic locations in 16 cities (15 in Texas, 1 international). In addition, the TTU System is one of only nine in the nation to offer programs for undergraduate, medical, law, nursing, pharmacy, dental and veterinary education among other academic areas.

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The joint venture will demonstrate H2Pro’s DWE technological ability to operate directly on solar-pv renewable power; scaling from an initial 5 MW system toward a 50 MW RFNBO facility

SEVILLE, Spain, CAESAREA, Israel and RAMAT GAN, Israel, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — H2Pro and Doral Hydrogen announced today the signing of an agreement during the European Hydrogen Energy Conference (EHEC) to co-develop a solar-powered hydrogen production project in Extremadura, Spain. The project is expected to be the first ever to produce hydrogen entirely from off-grid solar power for blending into the existing natural gas pipeline operated by Enagás. At a later stage, the hydrogen produced on site will be injected directly into the H2Med hydrogen backbone, which will run through this location.

 

 

The project will begin with a 5 MW DWE (Decoupled Water Electrolysis) electrolyzer connected directly (DC-to-DC) to 10 MWp of solar generation. Future phases will expand the facility to 50 MW of electrolysis and up to 80 MWp of solar capacity. The system is designed to operate fully off-grid, producing hydrogen powered entirely by solar energy and meeting the strictest RFNBO requirements.

While green hydrogen remains a critical component of many national strategies for both energy resilience and decarbonization, scaling production is at an impasse because LCOH remains prohibitively high, even as LCOE from renewables continues to plummet. The core issue is that conventional electrolyzers were not built to consume cheap renewable electricity. These systems were designed for steady baseload power, not volatility. To avoid serious membrane and system degradation, dangerous gas crossover, and low efficiencies at partial loads, they are forced to rely on expensive battery or grid backup, resulting in tremendous costs from electricity consumption.

H2Pro’s Decoupled Water Electrolysis technology was designed specifically for volatility and off-grid operation, exactly where conventional systems struggle. By separating hydrogen and oxygen production in time rather than generating them simultaneously using a membrane, DWE unlocks hyper-flexible operation. Unlike incumbent technology, the DWE system can be turned on and off unlimited times without the degradation penalties associated with conventional electrolysis. It also operates with superior efficiency across a wide load range and can ramp up and down rapidly, adjusting production levels in real time. As a result, the technology is uniquely suited to volatile energy inputs and allows hydrogen production to follow the natural generation profile of the sun or wind.

“This project will demonstrate how hydrogen production can be designed from the outset to operate directly on renewable energy,” said Tzahi Rodrig, CEO of H2Pro. “The ability to operate on intermittent renewable power, with endless on and off cycles and high efficiency at partial loads, is critical to unlocking lower-cost green hydrogen. By combining Doral Hydrogen’s renewable development expertise with our DWE technology, we aim to demonstrate a new model for economically and technically viable fully off-grid hydrogen production.”

“From a developer’s perspective, the ability to produce Green hydrogen without relying on grid electricity is a significant breakthrough,” said Yam Efrati, CEO of Doral Hydrogen. “Systems that can operate directly on renewable power simplify project design and reduce the need for costly batteries or grid backup. This can materially improve project economics.” 

He continued, “Doral Hydrogen is developing 1 GW of green hydrogen projects worldwide, with a particular focus on Iberia. We are excited to work with H2Pro to demonstrate how renewable energy can integrate into existing energy infrastructure until future H2Med pipelines are built, and to ultimately replicate this model throughout our global portfolio.”

The choice of Extremadura, Spain as the project location is strategic. Spain is emerging as a key region for renewable hydrogen development in Europe. The country benefits from strong renewable resources, rapidly expanding solar deployment, and supportive hydrogen strategies at both national and European levels. Extremadura is one of the highest solar irradiation regions in Europe and offers favorable conditions for large-scale renewable energy projects.

Hydrogen produced at the facility will be blended into the Spanish gas network operated by Enagás, providing a near-term pathway for hydrogen integration without requiring dedicated hydrogen transport infrastructure. The Iberian Peninsula is also expected to play an important role in future European hydrogen supply through H2Med.

Amid constantly shifting geopolitical realities and fluctuating gas prices, hydrogen is increasingly seen as an essential vector for local energy resilience and independence. Affordable green hydrogen is also a key component of any viable clean energy system, as a complement to renewable electricity supporting grid balancing and long-duration energy storage, and as a tool for decarbonizing hard-to-abate industry. H2Pro is dedicated to bringing down the cost of hydrogen through its technology purpose-built for the volatility of renewables.

ABOUT H2PRO

H2Pro is developing the world’s first fully off-grid electrolyzer to unlock the lowest LCOH (Levelized Cost of Hydrogen). H2Pro’s breakthrough technology – Decoupled Water Electrolysis (DWE) – is a novel, membraneless, hyper-flexible electrolysis platform designed from first principles to meet the requirements of a renewable-dominated energy system. Today, H2Pro operates advanced R&D and pilot production facilities in Israel, employs some 100 people, and is progressing from pilot-scale systems toward multi-megawatt commercial deployments.

Headquartered in Caesarea, Israel, H2Pro was founded in 2019 based on years of research conducted at the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology. H2Pro has raised over 100 Million USD. It is backed by leading investors and strategic partners, including Bill Gates-founded Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Temasek Holdings, ArcelorMittal, CSN, Sumitomo Corporation, Doral Ventures and Yara Growth Ventures.

ABOUT DORAL

Doral Energy is a leading global renewable energy developer, active since 2007 in the development, construction, and operation of power generation and energy storage projects. The company operates in Israel and key international markets, primarily the United States and Europe, and is advancing a pipeline of approximately 21 GW of solar capacity and 32 GWh of energy storage.

Doral Hydrogen is the dedicated green gases platform of Doral Group, focused on developing, owning and operating renewable hydrogen and related molecules to support industrial decarbonization. It integrates large-scale renewable power, storage and gas infrastructure to supply reliable, low-carbon energy solutions for hard-to-abate sectors.

For more information, please visit www.h2pro.co and www.doral-energy.com/en/.

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DALLAS, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — What if luck wasn’t random, but something you could engineer? Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, inventor and entrepreneur Julie unveils her new book, Creating Serendipity: Think Like an Inventor to Generate Good Luck, revealing the 12 habits that transformed her from an “unlucky” kid to a million-unit product entrepreneur. Launching on March 17, 2026, this timely book shows readers how to spot opportunities, build resilience, and generate “good fortune” in business, relationships, and life—proving that serendipity favors the prepared mind.

Drawing from Julie’s real-life journey—from maxing out credit cards to launch her innovative wrist water bottle (sold in 25 countries) to finally finding a great husband after being single her whole life—Creating Serendipity blends personal stories, inventor wisdom, and actionable challenges like “The Lucky 30 Challenge.” Highlights include:

• Historical serendipity tales (Velcro, penicillin) that inspired modern breakthroughs.
• Strategies for curiosity, networking, and turning failures into fuel.
• Tie-ins to love, career pivots, and everyday “aha” moments.

“St. Patrick’s Day is all about luck, but true serendipity comes from motion, attention, and habits,” says Julie. “This book isn’t about waiting for lightning strikes—it’s about building the system that attracts them. If you’ve ever thought, ‘They’re so lucky,’ this will show you how to become one of those people.”

Creating Serendipity is available for order on Amazon and major retailers. ISBN: 978-1-7376072-9-8 Price: $19.95 (paperback)

About the Author: Julie is a Texas-based inventor whose wrist water bottle has sold over a million units worldwide. A self-made entrepreneur, she’s passionate about teaching others to create their own opportunities. Follow her on X @createforcash or https://www.linkedin.com/in/innovationkeynotespeakerjulieaustin/. Visit www.creatingserendipity.com

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NEW DELHI, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — According to the latest research report published by MarkNtel Advisors, the Global Green Ammonia Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 60.47% during 2026–2032. The market growth is primarily driven by increasing global focus on decarbonization, the rapid expansion of the hydrogen economy, rising demand for zero-carbon fuels, and growing investments in renewable energy–powered ammonia production.

Regionally, Europe leads the Global Green Ammonia Market, accounting for approximately 33.5% of the total market share in 2026. The region’s leadership is supported by strong climate policies, large-scale renewable energy deployment, and growing investments in hydrogen and ammonia infrastructure aimed at achieving long-term carbon neutrality targets.

Global Green Ammonia Market Key Takeaways

• The Global Green Ammonia Market was valued at USD 0.657 billion in 2025 and is projected to grow from USD 1.01 billion in 2026 to USD 27.67 billion by 2032, reflecting exponential market expansion supported by rising demand for sustainable fuels and green hydrogen-based industrial feedstocks.
• By technology, Alkaline Water Electrolysis accounted for nearly 52% of the market share in 2026, driven by its technological maturity, cost efficiency, and suitability for large-scale hydrogen production integrated with ammonia synthesis.
• By end user, the Power Generation segment captured a significant share of the Global Green Ammonia Market in 2026, supported by increasing interest in ammonia as a carbon-free energy carrier and its potential use in co-firing power plants to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
• The presence of leading global technology providers and energy companies continues to strengthen the competitive landscape through investments in electrolyzer technologies, renewable hydrogen production, and ammonia synthesis innovations.

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Core Drivers Supporting the Global Expansion of Green Ammonia

• Growing Global Focus on Decarbonization and Clean Energy

The accelerating global shift toward carbon neutrality is a major factor driving the adoption of green ammonia. Governments, energy producers, and industrial stakeholders are increasingly prioritizing low-emission alternatives to conventional fossil fuels in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and meet long-term climate commitments.

Green ammonia, produced using renewable hydrogen and nitrogen extracted from the air, has emerged as a promising solution for decarbonizing energy-intensive sectors such as power generation, maritime transportation, and heavy industries. As countries strengthen their climate policies and invest in sustainable energy systems, the demand for clean fuel alternatives like green ammonia is expected to expand significantly.

• Rising Investments in Green Hydrogen Infrastructure

The rapid development of green hydrogen infrastructure is another key factor supporting the growth of the green ammonia market. Since green ammonia production relies on hydrogen generated through renewable-powered electrolysis, expanding hydrogen production capacity directly contributes to increasing ammonia output.

In response, several countries are investing in renewable energy hubs, large-scale electrolyzer manufacturing facilities, and hydrogen supply chains to accelerate clean energy deployment. As global hydrogen production continues to scale up, ammonia is increasingly recognized as an efficient medium for hydrogen storage and long-distance transportation, further strengthening its role in the emerging hydrogen economy.

• Expanding Applications as a Zero-Carbon Fuel and Energy Carrier

While ammonia has traditionally been used as a feedstock for fertilizer production, it is increasingly gaining attention as a versatile zero-carbon energy carrier. Green ammonia can be utilized across a wide range of applications, including energy storage, maritime fuel, power generation through co-firing, and hydrogen transportation.

The growing interest in ammonia-powered shipping and its potential integration into large-scale power generation systems is creating new avenues for market expansion. Moreover, ammonia’s high hydrogen density and relatively easier storage capabilities make it a practical option for facilitating international hydrogen trade and supporting the global transition toward cleaner energy systems.

Key Obstacles Affecting the Global Green Ammonia Market Growth

• High Production Costs and Infrastructure Requirements

Despite its strong long-term potential, the green ammonia industry continues to face challenges related to high production costs and the need for specialized infrastructure. The production process requires substantial investments in renewable electricity generation, advanced electrolyzer technologies, and dedicated ammonia synthesis facilities.

Furthermore, the transportation, storage, and distribution infrastructure for ammonia must be expanded to support large-scale deployment across global markets. However, ongoing technological advancements in electrolyzer efficiency, along with declining renewable energy costs, are expected to gradually reduce production expenses and improve the overall commercial viability of green ammonia projects in the coming years.

Market Analysis by Technology, End User & Region

By technology, alkaline electrolysis dominated the Global Green Ammonia Market with around 52% share in 2026, primarily due to its technological maturity and lower operational costs compared with other electrolysis technologies. The method is widely used in large-scale hydrogen production facilities that supply feedstock for ammonia synthesis. Meanwhile, proton exchange membrane (PEM) and solid oxide electrolysis technologies are gradually gaining attention due to their higher efficiency and flexibility in renewable energy integration.

By end user, the power generation sector accounted for a notable share of the market in 2026. Utilities and energy companies are exploring ammonia as a carbon-free fuel for electricity generation through co-firing with coal or direct combustion in ammonia-compatible turbines. Industrial feedstock applications also contribute significantly to market demand as industries transition toward low-carbon manufacturing processes.

Regionally, Europe dominates the Global Green Ammonia Market with approximately 33.5% market share in 2026, supported by strong climate policies, ambitious decarbonization targets, and extensive investments in renewable energy infrastructure. The region is also witnessing increasing development of green hydrogen hubs and ammonia export projects aimed at supporting the global transition toward low-carbon energy systems and facilitating international clean energy trade. For instance:

• 2024: Skovgaard Energy, Vestas, and Topsoe inaugurated a pioneering green ammonia production facility in Ramme, Denmark. The plant integrates renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power directly into the ammonia production process and is expected to produce approximately 5,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually, significantly reducing CO₂ emissions and demonstrating Europe’s continued leadership in advancing sustainable ammonia technologies.

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Strategic Alliances and Project Developments Driving the Green Ammonia Industry

In recent years, companies operating in the green ammonia ecosystem have increasingly focused on strategic collaborations, technology deployments, and large-scale project developments to strengthen the global clean energy transition. These initiatives reflect the growing commitment of industry players to expand production capacity, enhance hydrogen integration, and accelerate the commercialization of sustainable ammonia solutions across international markets.

In 2025, Uniper SE and Kyuden International Corporation signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore collaboration in hydrogen and ammonia trading, renewable energy development, and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). The partnership aims to expand global business opportunities by combining Uniper’s extensive portfolio of low-carbon and green ammonia solutions with Kyuden International’s operational footprint across Asia and other international markets.

Further strengthening green ammonia production capabilities, in 2025 Sungrow Hydrogen agreed to supply advanced water electrolysis equipment for ACME Group’s 320 MW green ammonia project in Oman. The project will utilize electrolysis-based hydrogen production for ammonia synthesis and is expected to commence commercial operations in 2026, with an estimated initial output of approximately 300 tonnes of green ammonia per day.

Earlier, in 2024, First Ammonia partnered with Topsoe to deploy 100 MW solid oxide electrolyzer modules for a green ammonia production facility in Victoria Texas. The project is expected to begin operations in 2027 and aims to significantly reduce carbon emissions compared with conventional ammonia production methods, highlighting the growing role of advanced electrolyzer technologies in supporting low-carbon ammonia production.

Collectively, these developments demonstrate the accelerating pace of innovation, strategic partnerships, and infrastructure expansion across the global green ammonia industry, which are expected to play a pivotal role in advancing sustainable fuel production and supporting the broader transition toward low-carbon energy systems.

Major Green Ammonia Companies Operating Worldwide

Key companies shaping innovation and competition include:

• Siemens AG
• ThyssenKrupp AG
• Nel ASA
• GreenHydrogen ApS
• Enapter S.r.l.
• Starfire Energy Inc.
• ENGIE SA
• Yara International
• Wesfarmers Chemicals, Energy & Fertilisers Ltd
• Haldor Topsoe A/S
• ITM Power
• Others

Global Green Ammonia Market Scope

By Technology: Alkaline Electrolysis, Proton Exchange Membrane Electrolysis, Solid Oxide Electrolysis

By Application: Energy Storage, Zero-Carbon Fuel, Hydrogen Carrier, Fertilizer, Others (Refrigeration, Chemical Manufacturing, etc.)

By End User: Transportation, Power Generation, Industrial Feedstock, Industrial Equipment

By Region: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East & Africa, South America

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Global Clean Ammonia (Blue and Green) Market: The Global Clean Ammonia (Blue and Green) Market size was valued at around USD 2.5 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 24 billion by 2032. Along with this, the market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of around 45.78% during the forecast period, i.e., 2026-32.

Middle East and Africa Green Ammonia Market: The Middle East and Africa Green Ammonia Market size was valued at around USD 0.3 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 2.4 billion by 2032. Along with this, the market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of around 41.52% during the forecast period, i.e., 2026-32.

Global Green Hydrogen Market: The Global Green Hydrogen Market size was valued at around USD 7.29 Billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 45.6 Billion by 2032. Along with this, the market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of around 35.74% during the forecast period, i.e., 2026-32.

India Green Hydrogen Market: The India Green Hydrogen Market size was valued at around USD 0.32 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 1.25 billion by 2032. Along with this, the market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of around 25.17% during the forecast period, i.e., 2026-32.

Europe Green Hydrogen Market: The Europe Green Hydrogen Market size was valued at around USD 2.3 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 14.4 billion by 2032. Along with this, the market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of around 35.76% during the forecast period, i.e., 2026-32.

Japan Green Hydrogen Market: The Japan Green Hydrogen Market size was valued at around USD 102.3 million in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 764.8 million by 2032. Along with this, the market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of around 39.83% during the forecast period, i.e., 2026-32.

South Korea Green Hydrogen Market: The South Korea Green Hydrogen Market size is valued at around USD 32.20 million in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 1,024.15 million by 2032. Along with this, the market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of around 63.92% during the forecast period, i.e., 2026-32.

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Blues Notecard for Skylo launch at Embedded World 2026 delivers subscription-free satellite connectivity

BOSTON, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Blues, a leading device-to-cloud system provider for smart connected products, has launched Notecard for Skylo – a module combining satellite, cellular, and WiFi connectivity that doesn’t require satellite subscriptions or commitments.

Unveiled at Embedded World in Nuremberg, Germany, the product delivers automatic failover across three Radio Access Technologies (RATs): NTN Satellite powered by Skylo, Narrowband Cellular, and WiFi. Exhibiting at booth 3A-402, Blues invites Embedded World attendees to see how the company simplifies building connected products.

Notecard for Skylo adds cloud connectivity with multi-network failover to any narrowband connected device. Designed for mission-critical industries like transportation and logistics, energy, and commercial equipment, the module empowers developers to prototype faster and enables decision-makers to deploy narrowband solutions at scale and at a lower total cost of ownership. For example, a logistics asset could operate on WiFi in depots, cellular on-road, and satellite in remote regions, with Notecard for Skylo intelligently switching between networks as needed.

Traditional satellite IoT solutions burden customers with a second satellite module, monthly subscription fees, and minimum commitments. Notecard for Skylo eliminates all three: no additional hardware, no satellite subscription contract, and no minimums. This gives businesses access to world-class satellite failover with pay-as-you-go pricing that scales with actual usage.

Multiple RATs ensure customers maintain reliable access to device data, with wireless connections automatically falling back to secondary and tertiary networks if the primary connection becomes unavailable. Notecard for Skylo offers the same cellular connectivity as other Notecard products, plus satellite uplink and downlink to keep devices connected beyond cellular range. For customers currently using Narrowband, it provides upgraded capability with satellite failover. Customers requiring Midband (LTE Cat 1 bis) or Wideband (LTE Cat 1) global or regional support should still use a Starnote accessory.

“Two years ago, Blues and Skylo teamed up to launch Starnote for Skylo, an add-on to our flagship Notecard that brought satellite connectivity to our customers,” said Brandon Satrom, SVP of Product & Experience at Blues. “As adoption grew, it became clear that some of our customers wanted a single-module solution for seamless WiFi-to-cellular-to-satellite failover. In response, Blues and Skylo collaborated once again; developing Notecard for Skylo to deliver the simplicity, affordability, and innovation customers expect from Blues.”

“Our partnership with Blues continues to raise the bar for what’s possible in NTN connectivity,” said Vijay Krishnan, VP of Strategic Partnerships at Skylo. “Notecard for Skylo makes reliable, standards-based satellite connectivity accessible to more industries and device types than ever before. As businesses look to scale critical operations in areas where coverage is unpredictable, this integrated module provides the resilience, reach and reliability they can trust, backed by a global NTN network built for real-world performance.”  

For more information about Notecard for Skylo and to set up a meeting with the Blues team at Embedded World, visit blues.com/embedded-world-2026/. Notecard for Skylo is available now from shop.blues.com and is expected to ship on March 13, 2026.

About Blues  
Blues is the cheat code to creating smart connected products. By eliminating complexity, Blues helps organizations to focus on what matters most: growing their business.

Blues’ device-to-cloud system combines plug-and-play hardware, data routing, and fleet management into a single, integrated platform. Customers use Blues to instantly, securely, and economically move data from physical products to their applications – without building or managing complex infrastructure. Blues’ flagship products – Notecard, Starnote, and Notehub – work together to help customers accelerate the creation of smart connected products and field data-driven intelligent services.

Companies across transportation and logistics, commercial buildings and facilities, industrial equipment, energy and environmental monitoring, and more, go from concept to business impact faster, enabling new services, reducing operations costs, and scaling alongside their customers.

Thousands of organizations worldwide, from nonprofits to startups to enterprises, connect their devices with Blues. For more information, visit blues.com, and follow Blues on LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, and Threads.

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Blues Notecard for Skylo launch at Embedded World 2026 delivers subscription-free satellite connectivity

BOSTON, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Blues, a leading device-to-cloud system provider for smart connected products, has launched Notecard for Skylo – a module combining satellite, cellular, and WiFi connectivity that doesn’t require satellite subscriptions or commitments.

Unveiled at Embedded World in Nuremberg, Germany, the product delivers automatic failover across three Radio Access Technologies (RATs): NTN Satellite powered by Skylo, Narrowband Cellular, and WiFi. Exhibiting at booth 3A-402, Blues invites Embedded World attendees to see how the company simplifies building connected products.

Notecard for Skylo adds cloud connectivity with multi-network failover to any narrowband connected device. Designed for mission-critical industries like transportation and logistics, energy, and commercial equipment, the module empowers developers to prototype faster and enables decision-makers to deploy narrowband solutions at scale and at a lower total cost of ownership. For example, a logistics asset could operate on WiFi in depots, cellular on-road, and satellite in remote regions, with Notecard for Skylo intelligently switching between networks as needed.

Traditional satellite IoT solutions burden customers with a second satellite module, monthly subscription fees, and minimum commitments. Notecard for Skylo eliminates all three: no additional hardware, no satellite subscription contract, and no minimums. This gives businesses access to world-class satellite failover with pay-as-you-go pricing that scales with actual usage.

Multiple RATs ensure customers maintain reliable access to device data, with wireless connections automatically falling back to secondary and tertiary networks if the primary connection becomes unavailable. Notecard for Skylo offers the same cellular connectivity as other Notecard products, plus satellite uplink and downlink to keep devices connected beyond cellular range. For customers currently using Narrowband, it provides upgraded capability with satellite failover. Customers requiring Midband (LTE Cat 1 bis) or Wideband (LTE Cat 1) global or regional support should still use a Starnote accessory.

“Two years ago, Blues and Skylo teamed up to launch Starnote for Skylo, an add-on to our flagship Notecard that brought satellite connectivity to our customers,” said Brandon Satrom, SVP of Product & Experience at Blues. “As adoption grew, it became clear that some of our customers wanted a single-module solution for seamless WiFi-to-cellular-to-satellite failover. In response, Blues and Skylo collaborated once again; developing Notecard for Skylo to deliver the simplicity, affordability, and innovation customers expect from Blues.”

“Our partnership with Blues continues to raise the bar for what’s possible in NTN connectivity,” said Vijay Krishnan, VP of Strategic Partnerships at Skylo. “Notecard for Skylo makes reliable, standards-based satellite connectivity accessible to more industries and device types than ever before. As businesses look to scale critical operations in areas where coverage is unpredictable, this integrated module provides the resilience, reach and reliability they can trust, backed by a global NTN network built for real-world performance.”  

For more information about Notecard for Skylo and to set up a meeting with the Blues team at Embedded World, visit blues.com/embedded-world-2026/. Notecard for Skylo is available now from shop.blues.com and is expected to ship on March 13, 2026.

About Blues  
Blues is the cheat code to creating smart connected products. By eliminating complexity, Blues helps organizations to focus on what matters most: growing their business.

Blues’ device-to-cloud system combines plug-and-play hardware, data routing, and fleet management into a single, integrated platform. Customers use Blues to instantly, securely, and economically move data from physical products to their applications – without building or managing complex infrastructure. Blues’ flagship products – Notecard, Starnote, and Notehub – work together to help customers accelerate the creation of smart connected products and field data-driven intelligent services.

Companies across transportation and logistics, commercial buildings and facilities, industrial equipment, energy and environmental monitoring, and more, go from concept to business impact faster, enabling new services, reducing operations costs, and scaling alongside their customers.

Thousands of organizations worldwide, from nonprofits to startups to enterprises, connect their devices with Blues. For more information, visit blues.com, and follow Blues on LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, and Threads.

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Blues Notecard for Skylo launch at Embedded World 2026 delivers subscription-free satellite connectivity

BOSTON, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Blues, a leading device-to-cloud system provider for smart connected products, has launched Notecard for Skylo – a module combining satellite, cellular, and WiFi connectivity that doesn’t require satellite subscriptions or commitments.

Unveiled at Embedded World in Nuremberg, Germany, the product delivers automatic failover across three Radio Access Technologies (RATs): NTN Satellite powered by Skylo, Narrowband Cellular, and WiFi. Exhibiting at booth 3A-402, Blues invites Embedded World attendees to see how the company simplifies building connected products.

Notecard for Skylo adds cloud connectivity with multi-network failover to any narrowband connected device. Designed for mission-critical industries like transportation and logistics, energy, and commercial equipment, the module empowers developers to prototype faster and enables decision-makers to deploy narrowband solutions at scale and at a lower total cost of ownership. For example, a logistics asset could operate on WiFi in depots, cellular on-road, and satellite in remote regions, with Notecard for Skylo intelligently switching between networks as needed.

Traditional satellite IoT solutions burden customers with a second satellite module, monthly subscription fees, and minimum commitments. Notecard for Skylo eliminates all three: no additional hardware, no satellite subscription contract, and no minimums. This gives businesses access to world-class satellite failover with pay-as-you-go pricing that scales with actual usage.

Multiple RATs ensure customers maintain reliable access to device data, with wireless connections automatically falling back to secondary and tertiary networks if the primary connection becomes unavailable. Notecard for Skylo offers the same cellular connectivity as other Notecard products, plus satellite uplink and downlink to keep devices connected beyond cellular range. For customers currently using Narrowband, it provides upgraded capability with satellite failover. Customers requiring Midband (LTE Cat 1 bis) or Wideband (LTE Cat 1) global or regional support should still use a Starnote accessory.

“Two years ago, Blues and Skylo teamed up to launch Starnote for Skylo, an add-on to our flagship Notecard that brought satellite connectivity to our customers,” said Brandon Satrom, SVP of Product & Experience at Blues. “As adoption grew, it became clear that some of our customers wanted a single-module solution for seamless WiFi-to-cellular-to-satellite failover. In response, Blues and Skylo collaborated once again; developing Notecard for Skylo to deliver the simplicity, affordability, and innovation customers expect from Blues.”

“Our partnership with Blues continues to raise the bar for what’s possible in NTN connectivity,” said Vijay Krishnan, VP of Strategic Partnerships at Skylo. “Notecard for Skylo makes reliable, standards-based satellite connectivity accessible to more industries and device types than ever before. As businesses look to scale critical operations in areas where coverage is unpredictable, this integrated module provides the resilience, reach and reliability they can trust, backed by a global NTN network built for real-world performance.”  

For more information about Notecard for Skylo and to set up a meeting with the Blues team at Embedded World, visit blues.com/embedded-world-2026/. Notecard for Skylo is available now from shop.blues.com and is expected to ship on March 13, 2026.

About Blues  
Blues is the cheat code to creating smart connected products. By eliminating complexity, Blues helps organizations to focus on what matters most: growing their business.

Blues’ device-to-cloud system combines plug-and-play hardware, data routing, and fleet management into a single, integrated platform. Customers use Blues to instantly, securely, and economically move data from physical products to their applications – without building or managing complex infrastructure. Blues’ flagship products – Notecard, Starnote, and Notehub – work together to help customers accelerate the creation of smart connected products and field data-driven intelligent services.

Companies across transportation and logistics, commercial buildings and facilities, industrial equipment, energy and environmental monitoring, and more, go from concept to business impact faster, enabling new services, reducing operations costs, and scaling alongside their customers.

Thousands of organizations worldwide, from nonprofits to startups to enterprises, connect their devices with Blues. For more information, visit blues.com, and follow Blues on LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, and Threads.

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NEW YORK, March 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Blueprint Capital Advisors today announced the 2026 Power100 Allocators, recognizing leading institutional investors across public pensions, endowments and foundations, corporate investment platforms, family offices, and other asset owners responsible for stewarding capital on behalf of millions of beneficiaries worldwide.

The Power100 Allocators represent some of the most influential decision-makers in the global investment ecosystem. These professionals are responsible for sourcing and evaluating investment opportunities, allocating capital across public and private markets, and constructing portfolios designed to generate long-term performance for the institutions, communities, and stakeholders they serve.

Collectively, these leaders oversee trillions of dollars in assets and play a critical role in shaping where capital flows across the investment landscape. Through rigorous due diligence, disciplined portfolio construction, and a commitment to identifying differentiated investment strategies, they help drive innovation across asset classes while safeguarding the long-term financial security of pensioners, institutions, and families.

2026 Power100 Allocators include:

• Kristin Agatone, Georgetown University
• Shelja Aggarwal, CommonSpirit Health
• Marcus Alexis, Independent
• Cheryl Alston, Parkwood Entertainment
• Brian Andre, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
• Brad T. Atkins, Franklin Park Associates
• Sam Austin, New England Pension Consultants (NEPC)
• Taffi Ayodele, Office of the New York City Comptroller
• Jagdeep Singh Bachher, UC Regents
• LaShae Badelita, California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS)
• Ryan A. Bailey, Paradigm Global Investors
• Rajiv Bakshi, Manulife
• Mohamed Balla, City of Atlanta
• John A. Barker, The Kresge Foundation
• Justin Barton, UCLA Investment Company
• Lisha Bell, PayPal
• Purvis Bell, University of Miami Health System
• Frank Bello, Howard University
• Leena Bhutta, Doris Duke Foundation
• Anna Blanding, ConnCORP
• Joseph Boateng, Casey Family Programs
• Gary Bridgeman, City of Atlanta Pension Board
• Douglas Brown, Formerly of Exelon
• Elizabeth Browne, GCM Grosvenor
• Mervin Burton, Beatrice Advisors
• Rebecca Carland, Knight Foundation
• Lisa Cawley, Screendoor
• Judy Chambers, Meketa Investment Group
• Jenny Chan, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
• John Claisse, Albourne
• Evril Clayton, Hershey Trust
• Linnea Conrad Roberts, Gingerbread Capital
• Joe T. Dawson, New York State Common Retirement Fund
• Ralph DeBernardo, Sapphire Ventures
• Ashini Desai, Amazon
• Amy Diamond, University of Southern California
• Robin Diamonte, Formerly Raytheon Technologies Corporation (RTX Corporation)
• Daryn Dodson, Illumen Capital
• Mark Doherty, The San Francisco Foundation
• Peter Dolan, Makena Capital
• Eric Doppstadt, Ford Foundation
• Melissa Dunn, J.P. Morgan
• Will DuPree, New England Pension Consultants (NEPC)
• Ita Ekpoudom, Gingerbread Capital
• Anne Marie Fink, State of Wisconsin Investment Board
• Natalie Fitch, Morgan Stanley
• Tracy Fong, General Catalyst
• Bryan Fujita, Los Angeles Fire & Police Pensions (LAFPP)
• Ashley Gam, Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation
• Susanne Gealy, Alignment Alpha Research Consultants
• Zakaria Gedi, Yale Investments
• Caroline Gillespie Greer, Commonfund
• David Gilmore, The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
• James Glenn, Spelman College
• Jonathan Glidden, Delta Air Lines
• Jonathan Grabel, L.A. County Employees’ Retirement Association (LACERA)
• Sean Graham, Cornell University Investment Office
• Francis Griffin, Callan
• John Griffith, Ballmer Group
• Claude Grunitzky, The Equity Alliance
• Nickol R. Hackett, The Joyce Foundation
• Erin Harkless Moore, Pivotal Ventures
• Hershel Harper, UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust
• Tracy Harris, District Of Columbia Retirement Board
• Layne Heard, Screendoor
• Candace Hewitt, Citi Impact Fund
• Mark E. Hickson, NextEra Energy
• Robert Holley, Baltimore City Fire and Police Employees Retirement
• Keon Holmes, Cambridge Associates
• Jessica Holsey, GCM Grosvenor
• Raymond Jackson, Franklin Park Associates
• Trevor Jackson, Aksia
• Carl Jenkins, Bank of Montreal
• Meredith Jenkins, Trinity Church Wall Street
• Natalie Jenkins Sorrell, Dallas Employees’ Retirement Fund
• Letitia Johnson, Amherst College Office of Investments
• Brooke Jones, Bryn Mawr College
• Ghiane Jones, Teachers’ Retirement System of the State of Illinois
• Ray Joseph, CITI
• Rodney June, Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System (LACERS)
• Amy Jupe, Goldman Sachs
• Ashley Kahn, Callan
• Geeta Kapadia, Fordham University
• Joelle Kayden, Accolade Partners
• Pete Keliuotis, Callan
• Jennifer Kenning, Align Impact
• Adam Kiki-Charles, Equity Alliance
• Michael Kim, Cendana Capital
• Jason Klein, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
• Martin Laguerre, GCM Grosvenor
• Leslie K. Lenzo, Hershey Trust
• Raynald Leveque, New Hampshire Retirement System (NHRS)
• Bryan Lewis, United States Steel Corporation
• Christina Lewis, Beatrice Advisors
• Tiffany Lewis, J.P. Morgan
• Hailey Liu, University of Southern California
• Janice Llereza, Teachers’ Retirement System of the State of Illinois
• Caroline Lovelace, Preserver Partners
• Irina Ludkovski, Albourne
• Terri Ludwig, Ballmer Group
• Jay Lundy, NAACP Capital
• Cynthia Maasry, Trinity Church Wall Street
• Doug MacBean, Caltech Endowment
• Susan E. Manske, MacArthur Foundation
• Juan J. Martinez, Knight Foundation
• Sylvester McClearn, New York State Common Retirement Fund
• Courtney McCrea, Recast Capital
• Megan McDougall, Georgia Tech Foundation
• Tiffany McGhee, Pivotal Advisors
• Rilwan Meeran, Britebound
• Dipesh Mehta, Illinois State Board of Investment
• Carolina Huaranca Mendoza, First Close Partners
• Michael Miller, Crewcial Partners
• Angela Miller-May, Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund
• Patricia Miller Zollar, Neuberger Berman
• Kenneth Miranda, Cornell University Investment Office
• Ashley Moore, Morgan Stanley
• Candice Morgan, Venture Forward
• Michelle Morris, Morgan Stanley
• Cynthia Muller, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
• Lisa Murray, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
• Ileana Musa, Morgan Stanley
• Mallika Nair, Fordham University
• Narv Narvekar, Harvard Management Company
• May Ng, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
• Novisi Atadika Nirschl, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
• Tram Nguyen, Bank of America
• Kweku Obed, Marquette Associates
• Adrian A. Ohmer, Mott Foundation
• Melkizedeck Okudo, Prudential Global Investment Management (PGIM)
• Gbenga Oladeji, Johnson & Johnson Benefit Investments Plan
• Shannon OLeary, Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation
• Kola Olofinboba, Fairview Capital Partners
• Bola Olusanya, MacArthur Foundation
• Anton Orlich, California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS)
• Paul Osinloye, Bivium Capital
• David Ourlicht, New York State Insurance Fund
• Amanda Outerbridge, HarbourVest
• Angela Outlaw-Matheny, Independent
• Mina Pacheco Nazemi, Barings
• Meera Patel, Accolade Partners
• Satya Patel, Screendoor
• Pamela Pavkov, TPG NEXT
• Haywood Perry III, Mark Cuban Companies
• Irwin Persaud, Morgan Stanley
• Mark Persaud, Morgan Stanley
• Anne Philpott, Churchill Asset Management
• Charles Pippen, GCM Grosvenor
• Dana Pointer, Preserver Partners
• Kwesi Quaye, Fairview Capital
• Rosalia Ramirez, TPG NEXT
• Rey Ramsey, Nathan Cummings Foundation
• Carlos Rangel, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
• Steven Rattner, Willett Advisors
• Valerie Red-Horse Mohl, New York City Comptroller’s Office
• Adrienne Rees, Equity Alliance
• Timothy A. Reese, PA Municipal Retirement System
• Jamie Rhode, Screendoor
• André Rice, Muller & Monroe Asset Management
• Katherine Rice, Gingerbread Capital
• Jasmine Richards, Cambridge Associates
• Bahiyah Yasmeen Robinson, Include Ventures
• Frank Robinson, University of Illinois Foundation
• Madeline Rodriguez, MPowered Capital
• Robert Ross, California Endowment
• Christopher Rowe, Church Pension Group
• Agata Rzamek Praczuk, MetLife
• Gina Sanchez, Chantico Global, LLC
• Reginald Sanders, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
• Octavio Sandoval, Illumen Capital
• Akobe Sandy, MassMutual
• Calvin Selth, Annenberg Foundation
• Alfred D. Sharp, Muller & Monroe Asset Management
• Nicole Sherwood, Altman Family Holdings
• Carmen Sierra, City of Hartford
• Luis R. Sierra, Marquette Associates Inc
• Miguel Silva, California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS)
• Kirk Sims, Teacher Retirement System of Texas
• Andrew Siwo, New York State Common Retirement Fund
• Sue Slocum, Children’s Minnesota
• Jeremy Soares, Manulife
• Jamey Spencer, Builder’s Vision
• Sharcus Steen, University of Maryland Foundation
• Ken Stemme, UAW RMBT
• Karen Sunderam, ImpactAssets
• Brian Swain, Howard University
• Roy Swan, Ford Foundation
• Nikki Tanner, Crewcial Partners
• Anastasia Titarchuk, New York State Common Retirement Fund
• Lo Toney, Plexo Capital
• Margret Trilli, ImpactAssets
• Michael G. Trotsky, Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management
• Sophia Tsai, Allocator Collective / The Wallace Foundation
• Ashlie Tyler, Bank of America
• Amaka Cypriana Uzoh, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
• Elizabeth Valiaveedan, Gingerbread Capital
• Brandt Vaughan, Ballmer Group
• Hunter Walk, Screendoor
• Gregg Walker, Muller & Monroe Asset Management
• Andy Ward, University of Chicago
• Kelli Washington, The California Endowment
• Lisa Williams, Goldman Sachs
• Thomas Williams, Employees’ Retirement System of the State of Hawaii
• Ariel Winton Jones, The Aligned Fund
• Margot Wirth, California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS)
• Shawn Wischmeier, Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies
• June Yearwood, Church Pension Group
• Samer Yousif, Insight Partners
• Roy Yum, Vanderbilt University
• Christie Zarkovich, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
• Natalie Zar Walker, StepStone
• Betsy Zimmerman, First Close Partners
• Sara Zulkosky, Recast Capital

“The allocators recognized on this year’s Power100 list represent some of the most thoughtful and influential stewards of capital in the investment ecosystem,” said Jacob Walthour, Founder and CEO of Blueprint Capital Advisors. “Their work requires both discipline and foresight — identifying opportunities, managing risk, and building resilient portfolios that deliver long-term value for the institutions and communities they serve.”

“Allocators play a central role in the investment ecosystem,” said Erica Madrid, Executive Director of Power100 at Blueprint Capital Advisors. “Their ability to identify talent, support innovative strategies, and allocate capital with discipline helps shape the future of the industry while strengthening the institutions and communities they serve.”

Additional Power100 categories—including Asset Gatherers, and Advisors—will be announced in the coming week.

The 2026 Power100 Honorees will be formally celebrated at the 3rd Annual Power100 Honoree Dinner on May 3, 2026, at the Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel, in Beverly Hills, California. The 2026 Honoree Weekend will take place May 2–4, 2026, coinciding with the week of the Milken Institute Global Conference, but organized independently by Blueprint Capital Advisors.

About Power100

Power Starts Here.

Power100 brings together some of the most influential leaders across the global investment management ecosystem — including asset owners, asset managers, advisors, and industry advocates. Through curated forums for dialogue, networking, and collaboration, Power100 promotes career development, the identification of actionable investment opportunities, and more equitable access to capital while catalyzing change across the industry.

Power100 plays a pivotal role for investment managers by offering unparalleled access to a highly curated network of asset owners and advisors. The platform elevates firms’ visibility among key decision-makers, positions them as thought leaders, and expands their access to opportunities, partnerships, and capital.

By convening key industry stakeholders, Power100 facilitates the exchange of ideas, promotes best practices, and creates a platform for addressing emerging challenges and opportunities shaping the future of the investment ecosystem.

At its core, Power100 is about visibility, access, and long-term impact. It champions a business case rooted in innovation, connectivity, and excellence — demonstrating that the future of finance depends on who has a seat at the table and how capital is deployed.

For more information, visit www.power100family.com.

About Blueprint Capital Advisors

Blueprint Capital Advisors is a strategic advisory and investment firm dedicated to connecting capital with opportunity across venture capital, private markets, and emerging investment platforms.

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NEW YORK, March 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Blueprint Capital Advisors today announced the 2026 Power100 Allocators, recognizing leading institutional investors across public pensions, endowments and foundations, corporate investment platforms, family offices, and other asset owners responsible for stewarding capital on behalf of millions of beneficiaries worldwide.

The Power100 Allocators represent some of the most influential decision-makers in the global investment ecosystem. These professionals are responsible for sourcing and evaluating investment opportunities, allocating capital across public and private markets, and constructing portfolios designed to generate long-term performance for the institutions, communities, and stakeholders they serve.

Collectively, these leaders oversee trillions of dollars in assets and play a critical role in shaping where capital flows across the investment landscape. Through rigorous due diligence, disciplined portfolio construction, and a commitment to identifying differentiated investment strategies, they help drive innovation across asset classes while safeguarding the long-term financial security of pensioners, institutions, and families.

2026 Power100 Allocators include:

• Kristin Agatone, Georgetown University
• Shelja Aggarwal, CommonSpirit Health
• Marcus Alexis, Independent
• Cheryl Alston, Parkwood Entertainment
• Brian Andre, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
• Brad T. Atkins, Franklin Park Associates
• Sam Austin, New England Pension Consultants (NEPC)
• Taffi Ayodele, Office of the New York City Comptroller
• Jagdeep Singh Bachher, UC Regents
• LaShae Badelita, California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS)
• Ryan A. Bailey, Paradigm Global Investors
• Rajiv Bakshi, Manulife
• Mohamed Balla, City of Atlanta
• John A. Barker, The Kresge Foundation
• Justin Barton, UCLA Investment Company
• Lisha Bell, PayPal
• Purvis Bell, University of Miami Health System
• Frank Bello, Howard University
• Leena Bhutta, Doris Duke Foundation
• Anna Blanding, ConnCORP
• Joseph Boateng, Casey Family Programs
• Gary Bridgeman, City of Atlanta Pension Board
• Douglas Brown, Formerly of Exelon
• Elizabeth Browne, GCM Grosvenor
• Mervin Burton, Beatrice Advisors
• Rebecca Carland, Knight Foundation
• Lisa Cawley, Screendoor
• Judy Chambers, Meketa Investment Group
• Jenny Chan, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
• John Claisse, Albourne
• Evril Clayton, Hershey Trust
• Linnea Conrad Roberts, Gingerbread Capital
• Joe T. Dawson, New York State Common Retirement Fund
• Ralph DeBernardo, Sapphire Ventures
• Ashini Desai, Amazon
• Amy Diamond, University of Southern California
• Robin Diamonte, Formerly Raytheon Technologies Corporation (RTX Corporation)
• Daryn Dodson, Illumen Capital
• Mark Doherty, The San Francisco Foundation
• Peter Dolan, Makena Capital
• Eric Doppstadt, Ford Foundation
• Melissa Dunn, J.P. Morgan
• Will DuPree, New England Pension Consultants (NEPC)
• Ita Ekpoudom, Gingerbread Capital
• Anne Marie Fink, State of Wisconsin Investment Board
• Natalie Fitch, Morgan Stanley
• Tracy Fong, General Catalyst
• Bryan Fujita, Los Angeles Fire & Police Pensions (LAFPP)
• Ashley Gam, Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation
• Susanne Gealy, Alignment Alpha Research Consultants
• Zakaria Gedi, Yale Investments
• Caroline Gillespie Greer, Commonfund
• David Gilmore, The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
• James Glenn, Spelman College
• Jonathan Glidden, Delta Air Lines
• Jonathan Grabel, L.A. County Employees’ Retirement Association (LACERA)
• Sean Graham, Cornell University Investment Office
• Francis Griffin, Callan
• John Griffith, Ballmer Group
• Claude Grunitzky, The Equity Alliance
• Nickol R. Hackett, The Joyce Foundation
• Erin Harkless Moore, Pivotal Ventures
• Hershel Harper, UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust
• Tracy Harris, District Of Columbia Retirement Board
• Layne Heard, Screendoor
• Candace Hewitt, Citi Impact Fund
• Mark E. Hickson, NextEra Energy
• Robert Holley, Baltimore City Fire and Police Employees Retirement
• Keon Holmes, Cambridge Associates
• Jessica Holsey, GCM Grosvenor
• Raymond Jackson, Franklin Park Associates
• Trevor Jackson, Aksia
• Carl Jenkins, Bank of Montreal
• Meredith Jenkins, Trinity Church Wall Street
• Natalie Jenkins Sorrell, Dallas Employees’ Retirement Fund
• Letitia Johnson, Amherst College Office of Investments
• Brooke Jones, Bryn Mawr College
• Ghiane Jones, Teachers’ Retirement System of the State of Illinois
• Ray Joseph, CITI
• Rodney June, Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System (LACERS)
• Amy Jupe, Goldman Sachs
• Ashley Kahn, Callan
• Geeta Kapadia, Fordham University
• Joelle Kayden, Accolade Partners
• Pete Keliuotis, Callan
• Jennifer Kenning, Align Impact
• Adam Kiki-Charles, Equity Alliance
• Michael Kim, Cendana Capital
• Jason Klein, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
• Martin Laguerre, GCM Grosvenor
• Leslie K. Lenzo, Hershey Trust
• Raynald Leveque, New Hampshire Retirement System (NHRS)
• Bryan Lewis, United States Steel Corporation
• Christina Lewis, Beatrice Advisors
• Tiffany Lewis, J.P. Morgan
• Hailey Liu, University of Southern California
• Janice Llereza, Teachers’ Retirement System of the State of Illinois
• Caroline Lovelace, Preserver Partners
• Irina Ludkovski, Albourne
• Terri Ludwig, Ballmer Group
• Jay Lundy, NAACP Capital
• Cynthia Maasry, Trinity Church Wall Street
• Doug MacBean, Caltech Endowment
• Susan E. Manske, MacArthur Foundation
• Juan J. Martinez, Knight Foundation
• Sylvester McClearn, New York State Common Retirement Fund
• Courtney McCrea, Recast Capital
• Megan McDougall, Georgia Tech Foundation
• Tiffany McGhee, Pivotal Advisors
• Rilwan Meeran, Britebound
• Dipesh Mehta, Illinois State Board of Investment
• Carolina Huaranca Mendoza, First Close Partners
• Michael Miller, Crewcial Partners
• Angela Miller-May, Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund
• Patricia Miller Zollar, Neuberger Berman
• Kenneth Miranda, Cornell University Investment Office
• Ashley Moore, Morgan Stanley
• Candice Morgan, Venture Forward
• Michelle Morris, Morgan Stanley
• Cynthia Muller, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
• Lisa Murray, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
• Ileana Musa, Morgan Stanley
• Mallika Nair, Fordham University
• Narv Narvekar, Harvard Management Company
• May Ng, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
• Novisi Atadika Nirschl, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
• Tram Nguyen, Bank of America
• Kweku Obed, Marquette Associates
• Adrian A. Ohmer, Mott Foundation
• Melkizedeck Okudo, Prudential Global Investment Management (PGIM)
• Gbenga Oladeji, Johnson & Johnson Benefit Investments Plan
• Shannon OLeary, Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation
• Kola Olofinboba, Fairview Capital Partners
• Bola Olusanya, MacArthur Foundation
• Anton Orlich, California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS)
• Paul Osinloye, Bivium Capital
• David Ourlicht, New York State Insurance Fund
• Amanda Outerbridge, HarbourVest
• Angela Outlaw-Matheny, Independent
• Mina Pacheco Nazemi, Barings
• Meera Patel, Accolade Partners
• Satya Patel, Screendoor
• Pamela Pavkov, TPG NEXT
• Haywood Perry III, Mark Cuban Companies
• Irwin Persaud, Morgan Stanley
• Mark Persaud, Morgan Stanley
• Anne Philpott, Churchill Asset Management
• Charles Pippen, GCM Grosvenor
• Dana Pointer, Preserver Partners
• Kwesi Quaye, Fairview Capital
• Rosalia Ramirez, TPG NEXT
• Rey Ramsey, Nathan Cummings Foundation
• Carlos Rangel, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
• Steven Rattner, Willett Advisors
• Valerie Red-Horse Mohl, New York City Comptroller’s Office
• Adrienne Rees, Equity Alliance
• Timothy A. Reese, PA Municipal Retirement System
• Jamie Rhode, Screendoor
• André Rice, Muller & Monroe Asset Management
• Katherine Rice, Gingerbread Capital
• Jasmine Richards, Cambridge Associates
• Bahiyah Yasmeen Robinson, Include Ventures
• Frank Robinson, University of Illinois Foundation
• Madeline Rodriguez, MPowered Capital
• Robert Ross, California Endowment
• Christopher Rowe, Church Pension Group
• Agata Rzamek Praczuk, MetLife
• Gina Sanchez, Chantico Global, LLC
• Reginald Sanders, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
• Octavio Sandoval, Illumen Capital
• Akobe Sandy, MassMutual
• Calvin Selth, Annenberg Foundation
• Alfred D. Sharp, Muller & Monroe Asset Management
• Nicole Sherwood, Altman Family Holdings
• Carmen Sierra, City of Hartford
• Luis R. Sierra, Marquette Associates Inc
• Miguel Silva, California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS)
• Kirk Sims, Teacher Retirement System of Texas
• Andrew Siwo, New York State Common Retirement Fund
• Sue Slocum, Children’s Minnesota
• Jeremy Soares, Manulife
• Jamey Spencer, Builder’s Vision
• Sharcus Steen, University of Maryland Foundation
• Ken Stemme, UAW RMBT
• Karen Sunderam, ImpactAssets
• Brian Swain, Howard University
• Roy Swan, Ford Foundation
• Nikki Tanner, Crewcial Partners
• Anastasia Titarchuk, New York State Common Retirement Fund
• Lo Toney, Plexo Capital
• Margret Trilli, ImpactAssets
• Michael G. Trotsky, Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management
• Sophia Tsai, Allocator Collective / The Wallace Foundation
• Ashlie Tyler, Bank of America
• Amaka Cypriana Uzoh, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
• Elizabeth Valiaveedan, Gingerbread Capital
• Brandt Vaughan, Ballmer Group
• Hunter Walk, Screendoor
• Gregg Walker, Muller & Monroe Asset Management
• Andy Ward, University of Chicago
• Kelli Washington, The California Endowment
• Lisa Williams, Goldman Sachs
• Thomas Williams, Employees’ Retirement System of the State of Hawaii
• Ariel Winton Jones, The Aligned Fund
• Margot Wirth, California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS)
• Shawn Wischmeier, Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies
• June Yearwood, Church Pension Group
• Samer Yousif, Insight Partners
• Roy Yum, Vanderbilt University
• Christie Zarkovich, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
• Natalie Zar Walker, StepStone
• Betsy Zimmerman, First Close Partners
• Sara Zulkosky, Recast Capital

“The allocators recognized on this year’s Power100 list represent some of the most thoughtful and influential stewards of capital in the investment ecosystem,” said Jacob Walthour, Founder and CEO of Blueprint Capital Advisors. “Their work requires both discipline and foresight — identifying opportunities, managing risk, and building resilient portfolios that deliver long-term value for the institutions and communities they serve.”

“Allocators play a central role in the investment ecosystem,” said Erica Madrid, Executive Director of Power100 at Blueprint Capital Advisors. “Their ability to identify talent, support innovative strategies, and allocate capital with discipline helps shape the future of the industry while strengthening the institutions and communities they serve.”

Additional Power100 categories—including Asset Gatherers, and Advisors—will be announced in the coming week.

The 2026 Power100 Honorees will be formally celebrated at the 3rd Annual Power100 Honoree Dinner on May 3, 2026, at the Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel, in Beverly Hills, California. The 2026 Honoree Weekend will take place May 2–4, 2026, coinciding with the week of the Milken Institute Global Conference, but organized independently by Blueprint Capital Advisors.

About Power100

Power Starts Here.

Power100 brings together some of the most influential leaders across the global investment management ecosystem — including asset owners, asset managers, advisors, and industry advocates. Through curated forums for dialogue, networking, and collaboration, Power100 promotes career development, the identification of actionable investment opportunities, and more equitable access to capital while catalyzing change across the industry.

Power100 plays a pivotal role for investment managers by offering unparalleled access to a highly curated network of asset owners and advisors. The platform elevates firms’ visibility among key decision-makers, positions them as thought leaders, and expands their access to opportunities, partnerships, and capital.

By convening key industry stakeholders, Power100 facilitates the exchange of ideas, promotes best practices, and creates a platform for addressing emerging challenges and opportunities shaping the future of the investment ecosystem.

At its core, Power100 is about visibility, access, and long-term impact. It champions a business case rooted in innovation, connectivity, and excellence — demonstrating that the future of finance depends on who has a seat at the table and how capital is deployed.

For more information, visit www.power100family.com.

About Blueprint Capital Advisors

Blueprint Capital Advisors is a strategic advisory and investment firm dedicated to connecting capital with opportunity across venture capital, private markets, and emerging investment platforms.

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