By BullScreen Editorial Team 
Reliance Industries Limited has entered into a binding long-term agreement with Samsung C&T Corporation for the supply of green ammonia, marking a significant step in its clean energy ambitions.
The Supply and Purchase Agreement (SPA), valued at over $3 billion, will span 15 years starting from the second half of FY2029. The company described it as one of the largest global long-term offtake deals for green ammonia.
The agreement positions India as a potential exporter of green fuels, supported by a fully integrated domestic value chain. It also aligns with the government’s push under the National Green Hydrogen Mission to boost clean energy production and reduce carbon emissions.
Reliance is building a comprehensive new energy platform that includes renewable power, energy storage, green hydrogen, and downstream chemicals. A key focus is on local manufacturing of critical technologies such as solar modules, battery storage systems, and electrolysers, aimed at strengthening India’s industrial capabilities.
The deal with Samsung C&T is the first in a series of planned long-term partnerships to scale up Reliance’s green energy ecosystem. The company expects such agreements to support the development of its gigafactories and enhance its position in global clean fuel markets.
The move underscores growing global demand for green ammonia, which is emerging as a key fuel for decarbonising industries and enabling energy transition at scale.