Ulsan Port Authority and a group of industrial partners delivered 800 tonnes of renewable energy-based e-ammonia to Terra Clove, a newly launched 93,000 cubic metre Very Large Ammonia Carrier, in a commercial Port-to-Ship bunkering operation on 25 and 26 October. The supply, carried out at Ulsan Port through a Port-to-Ship bunkering system, was described in reporting by reports as a commercial milestone welcomed by Pacific Environment.
The operation involved Ulsan Port Authority together with Lotte Fine Chemical, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, Shinheungsa and Eastern Pacific Shipping. The 800 tonnes supplied were specified as renewable energy-based e-ammonia and transferred to Terra Clove while alongside in Ulsan.
Terra Clove is identified in the report as a newly launched 93,000 cubic metre Very Large Ammonia Carrier. The vessel received the fuel using a Port-to-Ship bunkering system, the mechanism reported to have been used for the transfer between shore and ship.
Pacific Environment is reported to have welcomed the event as a notable commercial development for the use of renewable e-ammonia in shipping. The organisation’s response is recorded in the coverage of the supply operation, which framed the transfer as a milestone for commercial-scale e-ammonia bunkering.
Delivery partners and logistics
The supply was carried out by a consortium of public and private actors. Ulsan Port Authority worked alongside Lotte Fine Chemical, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, Shinheungsa and Eastern Pacific Shipping in providing the 800 tonnes to the VLAC over the two-day period.
The Port-to-Ship system was the method used to deliver the e-ammonia from shore facilities to Terra Clove while the vessel was in Ulsan. The published account places the transfer on 25 and 26 October and records the fuel as renewable energy based.
What the report records about the milestone
Reporting under the headline Pacific Environment Welcomes Ulsan Port’s Commercial e-Ammonia Bunkering Milestone described the supply as a commercial-scale delivery of renewable e-ammonia to a very large ammonia carrier. The story cites Pacific Environment’s positive reaction to the completed transfer and frames the event as a development in commercial bunkering activity.
The reports item carrying the report is dated 12 November 2026. It presents the supply, the participants and the nature of the fuel without further technical or contractual detail.
The transfer of 800 tonnes of renewable e-ammonia to Terra Clove at Ulsan offers a record of a specific commercial delivery involving a newly launched VLAC and a group of industrial partners. The published report documents the date of the transfer, the delivery method and the organisations involved, and records Pacific Environment’s welcome of the event.