Singapore's Sembcorp Industries Ltd has announced plans to build a green ammonia plant in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu, for exporting zero-emission fuel to Japan. The plant, initiated by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin, will focus on producing green ammonia, a carbon-free variation of the widely-used gas. The process involves using renewable sources like sunlight and wind to split hydrogen from water and combine it with nitrogen to create ammonia. This green ammonia, when burned, only releases water and nitrogen, offering a sustainable alternative for various industries. The project includes partnerships with Japanese firms for cross-border export, marking a significant milestone in green energy collaboration between the nations. The initiative aligns with Tamil Nadu's renewable energy initiatives and aims to position the state as a global leader in green hydrogen production. Sembcorp's involvement highlights Singapore's expertise in green energies and showcases the potential for 3rd country collaboration. The project is expected to boost employment in the Tuticorin region and contribute to India's energy transition goals. With a focus on sustainable development and economic growth, the green ammonia plant represents a crucial step towards a greener and more environmentally friendly future.