Platinum Sponsor
ENAEX
Enaex is a leading company in industrial explosives, blasting services, and mining solutions, with a strong presence across Latin America and other international markets. Through innovation and sustainable industrial development, Enaex supports the transition toward more efficient and responsible mining and energy systems.
As a strategic sponsor of SoAE 2026, Enaex contributes to strengthening collaboration between industry, energy innovation, and sustainable ammonia technologies.
Gold Sponsor
MAE
MAE (Mejillones Ammonia Energy) is a company focused on accelerating decarbonization through the development of green hydrogen and green ammonia projects. Based in northern Chile, it is advancing the Volta Project in Mejillones, a large-scale initiative aimed at producing clean fuels and supporting the global energy transition.
Universidad de Talca
Universidad de Talca is a Chilean public university recognized for its academic excellence, applied research, and strong commitment to regional and national development. Founded in 1981, it plays a key role in innovation, scientific collaboration, and the advancement of sustainable technologies across multiple disciplines.
As a Gold Sponsor of SoAE 2026, Universidad de Talca supports the connection between academic research, technological development, and the future of sustainable ammonia and energy systems.
Journals & Supporting Partners
Energy & Fuels Journal
Energy & Fuels is a leading peer-reviewed journal published by the American Chemical Society, dedicated to fundamental and applied research in energy conversion, fuels, catalysis, electrolysis, hydrogen, ammonia, carbon management, and sustainable energy systems.
As a Journal Partner of SoAE 2026, Energy & Fuels supports the dissemination of high-quality scientific research presented at the symposium. Selected outstanding original contributions may be considered for journal submission following the standard peer-review process and the journal’s editorial policies.
Progress in Reaction Kinetics and Mechanisms
Progress in Reaction Kinetics and Mechanisms (PRKM), published by Maximum Academic Press, is an international peer-reviewed journal focused on reaction kinetics, catalysis, combustion, and mechanistic studies across chemistry and chemical engineering.
As a Journal Partner of SoAE 2026, PRKM will support the dissemination of outstanding scientific contributions in reaction mechanisms and related fields, while also recognizing several outstanding Early Career Researchers through special awards presented during the symposium.
The Combustion Institute
The Combustion Institute is an international scientific society dedicated to advancing combustion science and technology through research, education, and global collaboration across academia and industry.
As the official partner of the Combustion Training Day at SoAE 2026, the Institute supports knowledge exchange and specialized training in combustion science, strengthening the connection between ammonia energy systems and advanced combustion research.
Journal of Ammonia Energy
Journal of Ammonia Energy is an international multidisciplinary open-access journal dedicated to research on ammonia as an energy vector, including storage, transportation, combustion, fuel cells, catalysis, materials, techno-economics, safety, and policy aspects related to sustainable energy systems.
Closely connected to the growth of the Symposium on Ammonia Energy since its early editions, the journal has played an important role in supporting the dissemination of research across the ammonia energy community.
As a Journal Partner of SoAE 2026, JAE will support the Best Paper Award with a £350 prize, and the selected author will be invited to deliver a plenary lecture at the 6th Symposium on Ammonia Energy.
Applied Sciences
Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417)
provides an advanced forum on all
aspects of applied natural sciences. It
publishes reviews, research papers and
communications. Our aim is to encourage
scientists to publish their experimental
and theoretical results in as much detail
as possible. There is no restriction on the
maximum length of the papers. The full
experimental details must be provided
so that the results can be reproduced.
Electronic files and software regarding the
full details of the calculation or experimental
procedure, if unable to be published
in a normal way, can be deposited as
supplementary electronic material.
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