AM Green Ammonia B.V. Commits to Production of Green Ammonia in India
Key Ideas
- AM Green Ammonia B.V. aims to produce 1 million tons of green ammonia annually by 2026 and targets 5 million tons by 2030, aligning with India's and Europe's green hydrogen goals.
- The company has secured investment for its Kakinada plant, which will be a key player in the green ammonia production with pre-certification for EU RFNBO requirements.
- Multiple partnerships and agreements in place, including with major players like Uniper and Yara, for offtake agreements, power purchase agreements, and access to carbon-free power sources.
- AM Green Ammonia's commitment to decarbonize industries and provide low-cost green molecules highlights its role in the global energy transition towards sustainability.
AM Green Ammonia B.V. has successfully achieved a Final Investment Decision for its first million-ton green ammonia project in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, India, as part of its ambitious plan to reach a production capacity of 5 million tons of green ammonia annually by 2030. The project involves the conversion of an existing urea plant into a green ammonia producing unit, with most of the production earmarked for European markets. The company has already secured partnerships with key industry players for offtake agreements and has access to carbon-free power sources through solar, wind, and pump storage projects.
AM Green Ammonia is also focusing on multiple green ammonia production sites across India to contribute towards the country's and Europe's green hydrogen targets. This initiative is expected to play a significant role in accelerating the efforts to achieve net zero targets in India and OECD markets. Anil Chalamalasetty, the Founder of Greenko Group & AM Green, highlighted the importance of the Kakinada plant in providing carbon-free energy solutions globally while meeting EU RFNBO norms, emphasizing the company's commitment to decarbonizing various industries through sustainable energy solutions.
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