Essar Group is set to invest Rs 30,000 crore over the next four years in establishing a green hydrogen plant in Jamnagar, Gujarat. This initiative is part of the conglomerate's strategic focus on clean energy as a key driver of growth. By utilizing 4.5 GW of renewable energy from Essar Renewables, Essar plans to produce hydrogen and oxygen through water electrolysis. The produced hydrogen can be used for powering vehicles, electricity generation, industrial processes, and domestic heating. To facilitate transportation, Essar aims to convert hydrogen into green ammonia for easier shipment. The conglomerate also envisions developing 1 gigawatt of hydrogen capacity along with associated green molecules capacity of 1 million tonnes per annum. In addition to green hydrogen, Essar is venturing into mining critical minerals for electric vehicle batteries and exploring shale gas opportunities in India. The group's decarbonization efforts extend to projects like expanding renewable energy platforms, building LNG and electric infrastructure for long-haul trucks, and enhancing coal-based electricity generation. Essar's focus on green mobility solutions includes operating a fleet of LNG-powered trucks to reduce carbon emissions and contribute to a cleaner transportation sector. The conglomerate also plans to decarbonize its UK refinery and establish a green steel plant in Saudi Arabia, with a significant investment in these projects. Overall, Essar Group's commitment to sustainable practices and green technologies is aimed at fostering a greener future while driving growth and innovation in the energy sector.