Indian renewable energy company AM Green has entered into a partnership with the Port of Rotterdam Authority to establish a green energy supply corridor connecting India and northwest Europe through Rotterdam. The collaboration is focused on enabling the transportation of green fuels, particularly green ammonia, to cater to the future marine bunkering requirements. Both entities will collaborate to enhance port infrastructure to handle and distribute hydrogen-based fuels safely. The joint effort aims to facilitate the export of approximately 1 million metric tons per year of green fuels from India to Europe. AM Green has laid out plans to construct a green ammonia production capacity of 5 million metric tons per year by 2030. The company has already taken a significant step by finalizing an investment decision for its inaugural large-scale project, a 1 million metric tons per year green ammonia plant in Kakinada, situated on the eastern coast of India in Andhra Pradesh.