The State-owned Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) is finalizing a tender for the production and supply of 724,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually across 13 fertilizer plants as part of the Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition scheme. Ammonia, crucial for urea and other fertilizers, is currently produced using fossil fuels, leading to high greenhouse gas emissions. SECI's initiative will leverage renewable energy for green hydrogen and ammonia production, promoting low-emission domestic fertilizer production. The tender provides market certainty over a 10-year contract period through demand aggregation and long-term offtake agreements. Financial incentives under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, including Production Linked Incentives (PLI), are being offered to ensure financial viability. Additionally, a Payment Security Mechanism is set up by the government to de-risk potential payment delays. This initiative is significant as India heavily relies on imported natural gas for ammonia production, and SECI's project is expected to reduce this dependence, minimize exposure to global gas price fluctuations, and lower the trade deficit. Green hydrogen production emits significantly less CO2 compared to conventional grey hydrogen, making it a more sustainable option for the country.