Singapore-based Sembcorp Green Hydrogen Pte Ltd has entered into an agreement with two Japanese companies to supply green ammonia from its 200,000-metric tonne capacity plant in India. The facility in India has secured land, and the project is progressing towards a front-end engineering design award after completing a feasibility study. The agreement, signed at the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) Clean Economy Investor Forum, involves Sembcorp working with Sojitz Corporation and Kyushu Electric Power Co Inc to finalize a green ammonia offtake agreement. This collaboration aims to produce 200,000 metric tonnes per annum of green ammonia using renewable energy sources. The project signifies a cross-border effort between Japan, Singapore, and India to accelerate the development of a low-carbon supply chain and promote a clean economy. Sembcorp's track record in India's renewable energy sector, with a portfolio of 4.7GW, reinforces its commitment to driving the energy transition. The consortium of companies previously signed an agreement to explore supplying Japan with green ammonia from India, further highlighting the importance of international cooperation in sustainable energy initiatives. The initiative was well-received at the IPEF forum, which includes 14 member countries, showcasing the growing interest in clean energy investments and cross-border collaborations.