JSW Infrastructure Ltd, India's second-largest port operator, is planning to develop green hydrogen and ammonia plants at its ports to cater to the rising demand for sustainable energy solutions. Arun Maheshwari, Joint Managing Director of JSW Infrastructure, highlighted that the company is exploring opportunities in the green energy sector and assessing the feasibility of entering this market. The move aligns with the Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways' plan to establish export hubs for green hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol, positioning India as a key exporter. This development also mirrors JSW Energy's exploration of acquisitions in the green energy sector, showcasing the group's commitment to sustainability. Maheshwari emphasized JSW Infra's focus on customer loyalty, strategic port locations, and growth potential in key terminals like Paradip, Ennore, and New Mangalore. The company aims to balance third-party and anchor customer business shares for sustained growth. With capacity expansion plans underway, including the upcoming operation of terminals in Tuticorin and Jaigarh, JSW Infra is poised to enhance its presence in the green energy market and strengthen its port operations.