India's Chemical Producers Explore Green Ammonia/Hydrogen

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--India is focusing on hydrogen generation from green power resources, under its National Hydrogen Energy Mission.

Domestically produced green hydrogen would help India achieve its emission goals under the Paris Agreement, and reduce its dependence on imported fossil fuels.

As such, Indian chemical companies are exploring investments in green ammonia and hydrogen production. Greenko Zero C Private Limited, a subsidiary of renewable energy company Greenko Group, in a joint venture with Belgium's John Cockerill, plans to invest US$250 million to convert renewable power into green hydrogen, which would be used to produce about 1 million tons per year of ammonia.

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