The Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) announced a significant milestone as India and Japan finalized a major offtake agreement for green ammonia exports, marking India's entry into the global green energy market. Key players in this agreement include Sembcorp Industries, Kyushu Electric Power, Sojitz Corporation, and NYK Line, each contributing to different aspects of the supply chain. The agreement aims to bolster India's position in green energy production and aligns with India's broader strategy to reduce carbon emissions and promote energy independence. Minister of New & Renewable Energy, Pralhad Joshi, highlighted the historic nature of the agreement, emphasizing its role in establishing a robust supply chain from India to Japan. The deal is part of India's larger plan to incentivize green hydrogen and ammonia production, with the goal of producing over a million tons of green hydrogen annually. Additionally, the Indian government has allocated substantial funds for the National Green Hydrogen Mission to establish India as a global leader in green hydrogen production. The collaboration between India and Japan sets the stage for future partnerships in the green energy sector, emphasizing sustainability and mutual benefits. ACME's initiatives in green hydrogen and ammonia production further highlight India's commitment to renewable energy. Overall, the India-Japan Green Ammonia Agreement signifies a positive step towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly future for both countries.