The agreement, structured as a Supply and Purchase Agreement (SPA), is among the largest long-term global offtake deals for green ammonia and marks a major step in India’s ambitions to become a global exporter of green fuels.
Under the pact, RIL will supply green ammonia produced through an integrated clean-energy ecosystem being developed in India. The initiative aligns with the government’s National Green Hydrogen Mission aimed at building domestic capacity in green hydrogen and its derivatives.
The agreement will be supported by RIL’s expanding new energy platform, which spans renewable energy generation, energy storage, green hydrogen production, and downstream green fuels and chemicals. The company is also investing in domestic manufacturing of critical clean-energy technologies such as solar modules, battery energy storage systems and electrolysers.
Anant Ambani, Executive Director at Reliance Industries, said the partnership represents an important step in India’s clean-energy transition and in scaling the country’s green hydrogen ecosystem.
Reliance is developing large-scale green energy infrastructure anchored by the Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex in Jamnagar, which will house gigafactories for solar modules, batteries, electrolysers, fuel cells and power electronics.
The company said the deal with Samsung C&T is expected to be the first of several long-term offtake partnerships that will support the scale-up of its green energy business and strengthen India’s position in the global green fuel supply chain.
