The Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (SECI) has issued a significant green ammonia tender in India to supply 724,000 tonnes annually to 13 fertilizer plants. This initiative, under the Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition (SIGHT) Scheme, aims to transform the fertilizer industry by decarbonizing ammonia production through green hydrogen. The project seeks to establish a low-emission and self-reliant fertilizer production model, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel reliance. SECI's tender offers long-term contracts, government incentives, and payment security to ensure a secure market and financial viability for producers. By leveraging renewable energy, the initiative promotes investment, reduces import dependency, and supports India's net-zero goal and the vision of Viksit Bharat. The project also includes a Payment Security Mechanism (PSM) to safeguard against payment delays and attract broader participation. Through an e-reverse auction model, SECI aims to drive transparent price discovery and decrease India's ammonia import dependency, improving the trade balance and energy security. By transitioning to domestic green ammonia production, India can significantly reduce reliance on imports and shield the sector from global price volatility. Green hydrogen, with its low emissions, is set to revolutionize the fertilizer industry, offering environmental benefits, energy security, employment opportunities, and resilience in times of uncertainty. The project aligns with India's ambition to reach net-zero emissions by 2070 and contributes to the broader goal of a self-reliant and sustainable developed nation. SECI's strategic approach drives both supply and demand in the hydrogen sector, paving the way for investments in clean energy ecosystems and electrolyser manufacturing.