Adani Total Gas is actively driving the green energy transition in India through innovative projects aimed at reducing emissions and promoting sustainable energy sources. By co-firing a mix of coal and green ammonia at its Mundra facility, the company is working towards cutting emissions by 20% and incorporating green hydrogen into its operations at Shantigram. This initiative aligns with Adani Group's strategic goal of decreasing India's reliance on natural gas imports and transitioning towards more environmentally friendly energy solutions. The conglomerate is investing in a feasibility study for a 330 MW thermal power plant that will co-fire with 20% green ammonia, showcasing its commitment to sustainability while maintaining cost-effectiveness. Additionally, Adani Group is exploring the implementation of carbon capture at its cement plant to produce methanol utilizing its green hydrogen value chain, with plans to scale up these projects in the near future. The company's emphasis on rapid electrification and decarbonization, along with a focus on manufacturing and exporting green ammonia, highlights its dedication to accelerating India's green transition. By prioritizing the capture of carbon dioxide from cement operations to convert it into methanol, the Adani Group aims to reduce India's reliance on external sources for carbon storage, contributing to the nation's sustainability goals.