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When we think of big ships at sea, most of us imagine oil tankers or container vessels carrying goods across oceans. But what if those ships weren’t just moving fuel or cargo — what if they were factories at sea, making clean fuel from the waves and the wind around them?

HBA Future Energy has been awarded a Preferred Supplier Agreement (PSA) by Anma Offshore Wind for the 532MW Anma Offshore Substation (OSS) project under an EPCI contract - marking South Korea's first commercial offshore wind substation.

From the deep waters off Nigeria to the wind-swept coastlines of South Korea, HBA Future Energy's EPICOM services are redefining offshore project delivery. With active operations spanning Asia, Africa, and Latin America, the Singapore-based company has built a reputation for executing complex engineering, procurement, construction, installation, commissioning, and operations & maintenance projects that others consider too challenging or remote. Recent successes include the $172 million Okwok FPSO project achieving first oil in Nigerian waters and the groundbreaking 532 MW Anma offshore substation—South Korea's first utility-scale offshore wind infrastructure.

Sri Lanka is positioning itself at the forefront of the global green ammonia trade, and HBA Future Energy is making it possible. With commercial operations targeted for 2025/2026, the Sri Lankan complex could serve as a blueprint for green ammonia production facilities across South and Southeast Asia.