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Reliance Industries enters 15-year green ammonia export agreement with Samsung C&T

India; Korea (South) | March 17, 2026
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Reliance Industries has secured a $3 billion deal to supply green ammonia to South Korea’s Samsung C&T starting in 2029. This landmark 15-year partnership marks India's transition into a global exporter of renewable fuels and supports the development of a massive integrated clean energy ecosystem in Gujarat.

Reliance Industries has formalized a long-term supply agreement with Samsung C&T, valued at $3 billion, to provide green ammonia over a 15-year period. Deliveries are scheduled to commence in the latter half of 2029, representing the first major offtake contract for the Indian conglomerate's burgeoning renewable energy division.

Reliance Industries is a Mumbai-based multinational with diverse interests in energy, petrochemicals, and retail, while Samsung C&T is a South Korean corporation active in construction, trading, and investment. This development is a critical milestone for the global energy transition, signaling India’s emergence as a competitive supplier of green hydrogen derivatives. The fuel will be produced at the Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex in Jamnagar, Gujarat. This 5,000-acre facility is designed to integrate the production of solar modules, battery storage, and electrolyzers to create a self-sustaining manufacturing loop.

By scaling green chemicals like ammonia and e-methanol, the project aims to decarbonize heavy industries and international shipping. For investors and industrial stakeholders, this deal validates the commercial viability of large-scale green hydrogen projects. The integration of one of the world's largest solar arrays to power the Jamnagar site provides a strategic advantage in cost and supply chain resilience. As South Korea and other East Asian economies seek to meet stringent carbon neutrality targets, such cross-border partnerships are expected to redefine energy trade routes, shifting reliance away from traditional fossil fuels toward sustainable, hydrogen-based commodities.

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