NTPC Renewable Energy Signs Green Ammonia Deal with SECI
New Delhi: NTPC Renewable Energy Limited (NTPC REL), a wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC Green Energy Limited (NGEL), has signed a Green Ammonia Purchase Agreement (GAPA) with Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (SECI) to supply green ammonia under the Government of India’s flagship National Green Hydrogen Mission.
The agreement, executed on March 30, 2026, marks a significant step forward in India’s transition to clean fuels and industrial decarbonization.
Deal Highlights
- Supply Volume: 70,000 metric tonnes per annum (MTPA) of green ammonia
- End Buyer: Krishna Phoschem Limited, located in Meghnagar, Madhya Pradesh
- Role of SECI: Intermediary procurer under the SIGHT Scheme
- Sector Impact: Strengthens India’s green hydrogen and ammonia ecosystem
This agreement reinforces NTPC’s growing presence in the emerging green hydrogen value chain and signals accelerating adoption of green fuels across industries.
Strategic Significance for India’s Energy Transition
The partnership aligns with the SIGHT (Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition) Scheme, a key pillar of the National Green Hydrogen Mission designed to:
- Reduce reliance on fossil fuels
- Cut industrial carbon emissions
- Build domestic green fuel capacity
- Position India as a global green hydrogen hub
Green ammonia is increasingly seen as a crucial decarbonization fuel for fertilizers, shipping, and heavy industries.
Milestone for NTPC Green Energy’s Portfolio
The company stated that the execution of the agreement represents a major milestone in its green hydrogen and green ammonia portfolio. The deal underscores NGEL’s commitment to India’s net-zero ambitions and its expanding clean energy footprint.
With demand for green fuels rising globally, the partnership highlights India’s accelerating progress toward sustainable industrial energy solutions.
About NTPC Green Energy Limited
NTPC Green Energy Limited is the renewable energy arm of NTPC Group, focused on scaling solar, wind, green hydrogen, and green ammonia projects across India.