Sembcorp Industries, a Singapore-based energy and urban solutions provider, has announced plans to establish a green ammonia plant in Tamil Nadu, India. The project, with an investment of Rs 36,238 crore, was inaugurated by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin during the Tamil Nadu Investment Conclave. The plant, to be located in Tuticorin on a 160-acre land, is expected to generate 1,511 employment opportunities. Sembcorp had previously signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Tamil Nadu government during the Global Investors Meet held in January 2024. The green ammonia facility will produce 2 lakh metric tonne per annum for export to Japan, with the front-end engineering work already in progress. The initiative aims to contribute to India's energy transition targets and establish Tamil Nadu as a global hub for green hydrogen production. Vipul Tuli, the Chairman-South Asia and CEO of Sembcorp Industries-Hydrogen Business, expressed confidence in Tamil Nadu's potential for green hydrogen production, highlighting the state's renewable resources and conducive policies. The project reflects a collaborative effort between India, Singapore, and Japan towards a sustainable future, emphasizing the region's commitment to environmental sustainability. Sembcorp's strong track record in renewable energy, with a portfolio of 4.7GW in India, positions the company to produce competitively priced green ammonia. The partnership with various stakeholders underscores the shared goal of advancing energy transition and promoting green hydrogen production in the region. The project marks a significant milestone in the global green hydrogen industry, showcasing the combined efforts of multiple nations in promoting sustainable energy practices.