The global chemical and fertilizer industry, crucial for modern agriculture, is facing increased scrutiny due to its significant environmental impact, contributing 7% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Fertilizer manufacturing alone accounts for 2-3% of emissions, primarily from the energy-intensive ammonia synthesis process. To address this, industry players are turning to green innovations. The industry is projected to reach $220.44 billion by 2025, with India's market set to grow substantially. However, the challenge lies in meeting demand while reducing emissions. The adoption of solar energy in production facilities and carbon capture technologies are key strategies being implemented to mitigate emissions. Green hydrogen is identified as a transformative solution for ammonia production, aligning with global decarbonization goals. Investments in biofuel technologies, waste-to-energy models, and renewable energy integration are promoting sustainability in India, positioning the country as a leader in the eco-friendly transition. Innovations like electrochemical nitrogen fixation and digital agriculture technologies are reshaping the industry. Policy support, including carbon credits and tax incentives, is crucial for driving innovation and sustainable practices. Companies embracing these changes are not only aligning with global climate goals but also gaining a competitive edge in the market, paving the way for a more sustainable future.