Coal India Limited (CIL) has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with AM Green for the supply of 4,500 MW of renewable energy, showcasing a shift towards lower-emission sources. The agreement outlines a distribution of solar and wind capacity, with planned investments in sun-rich states like Gujarat and Rajasthan for solar installations and southern Indian states for wind farms. The energy output will be delivered to AM Green in phases, integrating solar and wind sources with pumped hydro storage systems for consistent supply. AM Green, a company aiming to produce green ammonia and hydrogen, plans to leverage this energy supply to enhance its industrial capacity. The agreement aligns with CIL's strategy to diversify its energy portfolio beyond coal, aiming for a more sustainable future. This partnership signifies a step towards India's goal of green molecule production, contributing significantly to the National Green Hydrogen Mission. The collaboration emphasizes an integrated approach to energy, focusing on green and sustainable practices for industrial development.