Pupuk Indonesia, a state-owned company and one of Asia's significant fertilizer producers, is embarking on a strategic journey to enhance its chemical business by focusing on clean ammonia development projects. The company's initiative comes in response to the increasing interest in ammonia as a potential future fuel source, particularly in markets like Japan and South Korea. Traditionally, ammonia production heavily relies on fossil fuels, mainly for nitrogen-based fertilizers. However, Pupuk Indonesia aims to revolutionize this process by emphasizing the production of 'clean ammonia.' This clean ammonia approach involves two methods - blue ammonia, which is derived from fossil fuels but incorporates carbon capture and storage techniques, and green ammonia, produced from hydrogen extracted through water electrolysis powered by renewable energy. With an impressive 5% share of the global ammonia production capacity, Pupuk Indonesia is strategically positioning itself to meet the rising demand for sustainable ammonia solutions. By venturing into clean ammonia production, the company not only aims to meet market needs but also to align with global efforts towards environmental sustainability and clean energy practices. Pupuk Indonesia's commitment to innovation and eco-conscious operations underscores its dedication to driving the chemical industry towards a greener and more sustainable future.