Huansheng Solar, a Chinese-headquartered solar cell manufacturer, has entered into an agreement with Allied Green Ammonia (AGA) based in Perth, Australia, to supply seven million solar panels for AGA's green ammonia production facility in the Northern Territory. AGA's $12.7 billion green e-fuels project, located on the Gove Peninsula, has seen collaborations with companies like TATA Consulting Engineers for solar power support and Plug Power Europe for electrolyser capacity. The project plans to generate 950,000 tonnes per annum of green ammonia using renewable energy sources, with a focus on repurposing existing infrastructure from Rio Tinto's operations. Nacap, a Victorian construction company, is tasked with developing a green hydrogen pipeline for the plant. AGA aims for a final investment decision by late 2025 and expects commercial operations to begin in early 2029.