Haldia, West Bengal: The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has successfully concluded its 11th Green Ammonia Auction, discovering a tariff of ₹64.74 per kilogram. The allocation covers 20,000 tonnes per annum (TPA) to Indorama India Pvt. Ltd. (IIPL), marking a significant step in advancing India’s green hydrogen and ammonia ecosystem.
Driving Green Energy Transition
The winning bidder, M/s ACME Cleantech Solutions Private Limited, secured the project under the SIGHT Scheme (Mode 2A). The auction highlights SECI’s push to accelerate industrial decarbonization by integrating clean hydrogen derivatives into key sectors such as fertilizers and chemicals.
By facilitating competitive tariff discovery, SECI ensures affordability in the green ammonia supply chain, making renewable energy solutions commercially viable.
Strengthening Industrial Sustainability
The project at Haldia, West Bengal, will support Indorama India’s commitment to green manufacturing while contributing to India’s broader energy transition roadmap. Green ammonia projects like this reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels and enhance energy security while promoting large-scale renewable integration.
Commitment to Net-Zero Goals
Through successive auctions, SECI continues to create a robust market for green hydrogen and its derivatives. This auction is another milestone toward achieving India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission targets and reinforcing its commitment to sustainability.
About SECI
The Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (SECI), a Central Public Sector Undertaking under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, is the nodal agency for implementing renewable energy schemes in India. Established in 2011, SECI has played a vital role in scaling up solar, wind, and hybrid energy, while now spearheading initiatives in green hydrogen and ammonia to accelerate India’s clean energy future.
