Hygenco Green Energies, based in Gopalpur, Odisha, India, is gearing up to export green ammonia to Europe following pre-certification under the CertifHy scheme by Bureau Veritas. This move allows European end-users to access green or low-carbon hydrogen, aligning with EU regulations. The green ammonia plant, part of a multi-phase project at Tata Steel’s Special Economic Zone Industrial Park, aims to produce 1.1 million tonnes yearly, with Phase 1 set to start operations by 2027, contributing to the EU's Renewable Energy Directive targets. Amit Ghosh, from Bureau Veritas South Asia Region, emphasized the impact of European Commission regulations on hydrogen producers globally, fostering significant interest in green hydrogen projects. Hygenco's investment of $2.5bn over three years signals a commitment to green hydrogen initiatives in India, reflecting a growing trend towards sustainable energy. Additionally, another project by First Ammonia in the US, utilizing solid-oxide electrolysers (SOEC) for green hydrogen production, showcases the advancement and adoption of eco-friendly energy solutions.