Summary:

India is emerging as a reliable global supplier of green fuels as its green hydrogen sector achieves commercial maturity. According to Renewable Energy Secretary Santosh Kumar Sarangi, India is well positioned to play a key role in global green hydrogen and green ammonia value chains due to its strong renewable energy base and expanding production capacity. At the India-Japan Energy Partnership Forum, officials highlighted growing international partnerships with Indian companies. ACME Group has signed long-term agreements to supply green ammonia and green methanol to Japan. These collaborations are expected to strengthen global clean energy supply chains, support industrial decarbonisation, attract investments and technology, and reinforce India's position in the global renewable energy market.

Source: IBEF

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