Singaporean energy company Sembcorp Industries, through its subsidiaries Sembcorp Green Hydrogen India and Sembcorp Development, has entered into non-binding memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with the government of India's Odisha. The agreements aim to explore the development of a green hydrogen plant, derivatives production facility, and an industrial park in Odisha. The green hydrogen production facility is planned to have a significant capacity of 720,000 metric tonnes per annum, with projections of creating over 2,000 job opportunities during its operational phase. These collaborations are part of Sembcorp's strategy to expand its presence in India's renewable energy sector. The company is also in discussions with Bharat Petroleum for a joint venture in renewable energy and green hydrogen projects across India. Additionally, Sembcorp has partnered with Japanese companies NYK, Kyushu Electric Power, and Sojitz for the marine transport of green ammonia from India to Japan. This project aims to produce approximately 200,000 metric tons of green ammonia annually. The overall focus of these agreements is to enhance sustainability and promote bilateral collaboration between Singapore and India.