Sembcorp Industries, based in Singapore, has initiated a green ammonia project in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu, aiming to export 200,000 MTPA of green ammonia to Japan in the primary phase. The company has commenced the front-end engineering and design work for the plant. This initiative involves India, Singapore, and Japan, with a heads-of-terms agreement signed between Sembcorp Green Hydrogen, Kyushu Electric Power, Sojitz Corporation, and Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha to facilitate cross-border green ammonia offtake. The project will see Sembcorp leading the production of green ammonia in India using renewable energy sources, with Kyushu Electric Power incorporating green ammonia into its energy mix in Japan. Sojitz Corporation will act as the business intermediary, while NYK Line will oversee the maritime transportation of green ammonia. The project is lauded by officials from India, Singapore, and Sembcorp for its significance in advancing green energies and showcasing international collaboration. Sembcorp's involvement in green hydrogen ambitions in India is further evidenced by its bidding for green hydrogen production facilities and electrolyzer manufacturing capacities. Additionally, the company's subsidiary won an auction to develop wind-solar hybrid power projects, emphasizing its commitment to renewable energy endeavors.