Japanese Consortium Explores Green Ammonia Production in India for Decarbonization
Key Ideas
- Six Japanese companies sign MoU to invest in green ammonia production in India for Japan's first green ammonia import route.
- A project led by ACME Group in Odisha aims to produce 400,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually by 2030 for use in power plants and chemical production.
- Japan's interest in green ammonia stems from its decarbonisation roadmap, viewing it as a key element in transitioning to cleaner energy sources.
- The consortium's collaboration covers investment, transport, supply chain development, and aims to establish a special purpose company for the project.
Six Japanese companies, including IHI Corporation, Hokkaido Electric Power Co, and Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company, have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding to explore investment in a green ammonia production project in Odisha, India. The project, led by ACME Group, targets an annual green ammonia output of 400,000 tonnes by 2030 to be exported to Japan for industrial use. Japan's growing demand for ammonia as a low-carbon fuel aligns with its shift towards cleaner energy sources. The collaboration aims to create a long-distance supply chain for green ammonia production, shipping, storage, and consumption. Key focuses include technology development for green ammonia combustion, exploration of ammonia use in power plants, and decarbonisation of core raw materials. The companies involved will conduct feasibility studies and due diligence before finalizing their investment in the project, which is seen as a strategic move towards industrial decarbonization and fostering clean energy partnerships between Japan and India.
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Strategic Partnership
Feasibility Studies
Industrial Decarbonisation
Clean Energy Financing
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