The "Green Cluster" in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, is a project spearheaded by AM Green to produce green ammonia and other green molecules, aiming for zero emissions from 2026. It's part of a larger strategy involving significant investments and aims to contribute to global industrial decarbonization.

 The "Green Cluster" in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, is a project spearheaded by AM Green to produce green ammonia and other green molecules, aiming for zero emissions from 2026. It's part of a larger strategy involving significant investments and aims to contribute to global industrial decarbonization. 

Here's a more detailed look:

Focus:

The cluster will focus on producing green ammonia and other green molecules like green hydrogen, sustainable aviation fuel, and green olefins. 

Zero Emissions:

The goal is to achieve zero emissions from operations, with a projected 0 Mt CO2e during initial operations. 

Renewable Energy:

The cluster will be powered by 24/7 carbon-free energy, relying on pumped storage projects. 

Green Ammonia Capacity:

The initial phase will see a production capacity of 1 million tonnes of green ammonia per year. 

Other Key Components:

The cluster will also include a 2 GW electrolyzer manufacturing plant and facilities for producing other green molecules. 

Integrated Utilities:

The cluster will have integrated utilities like green steam, desalinated water, and effluent treatment facilities. 

WEF Initiative:

The AM Green Kakinada Cluster has joined the World Economic Forum's Transitioning Industrial Clusters initiative. 

Investment and Job Creation:

The project involves an estimated $15 billion in investments and is expected to create over 10,000 jobs. 

Strategic Importance:

The Kakinada Cluster is seen as a key player in global decarbonization efforts, contributing to India's net-zero targets and potentially meeting a significant portion of Europe's green hydrogen import needs.