Shri Pralhad Joshi chairs the project offtake agreement signing ceremony for export of green ammonia from India to Japan

Shri Pralhad Joshi chairs the project offtake agreement signing ceremony for export of green ammonia from India to Japan

Daily Current Affairs / Shri Pralhad Joshi chairs the project offtake agreement signing ceremony for export of green ammonia from India to Japan

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Category : International Published on: August 22 2024

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Union Minister of New Renewable Energy Shri Pralhad Joshi presided over the signing ceremony of the first agreement for export of Green Ammonia from India to Japan. The project offtake agreement is an important step in India's journey to become a global leader in green hydrogen and ammonia production.
The agreement, the first such collaboration between India, Singapore and Japan, underscores the growing prominence of India in the global green energy landscape.
The Heads of Words (HOT) agreement was signed between Sembcorp Industries, Sozitz Corporation, Kyushu Electric Power Company and NYK Line, strengthening the cross-border green ammonia supply partnership from India to Japan.

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