Bhubaneswar: Tata Steel Special Economic Zone Limited (TSSEZL) and HHP Five Private Limited (Hygenco) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a green hydrogen and green ammonia project at TSSEZL’s Gopalpur Industrial Park (GIP), in Odisha.
Under this definitive agreement, Hygenco will acquire land in GIP, located in Odisha’s Ganjam district, to set up its green hydrogen, green ammonia, and derivatives unit.
Hygenco, a pioneer in producing low-cost green hydrogen, aims to produce 1 Million Tonnes Per Annum (1 MnTPA) from this plant in phases.
The company aims to commission the initial phase of the project by December 2026.
TSSEZL Managing Director, Manikanta Naik said the total committed capacity of green hydrogen and green ammonia manufacturing at the Industrial Park is now around 2.6 MnTPA.
This solidifies our Industrial Park as a green hydrogen and ammonia hub in India.
He said we have endeavored to create a conducive environment where our customers find the necessary infrastructure to conduct their business.
The augmentation of the power and water infrastructure, which is critical to the green hydrogen and ammonia industries, will further facilitate the green fuel sector”, Naik said.
Founder and CEO, Hygenco Amit Bansal said by commissioning India’s first green hydrogen project earlier this year, we will extend the application of our superior technology to this project, thereby producing the lowest-cost green ammonia for our clients.
In line with our strategic vision of being a dominant player in this sector worldwide, the produce from this plant in the initial phase will be exported, for which advanced discussions with various clients are already taking place, he said.
The green ammonia produced at this facility will be exported through the existing Gopalpur Port facility located close to GIP.
The Utility Corridor, which is under development, between GIP and Gopalpur Port will provide a boost to the logistics and pipeline connectivity for the project.
Hygenco has signed several binding long-term offtakes of green hydrogen in India, including the country’s recently commissioned first megawatt-scale plant in Hisar, Haryana.
Previously, TSSEZL had signed similar agreements with other manufacturers for setting up green hydrogen and ammonia projects of 1.6 MnTPA at Gopalpur Industrial Park.
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