Explore Paradip Port's ₹797 crore green hydrogen and ammonia jetty project in 2026 and what it could mean for Odisha exporters and
Paradip Port is preparing for a new role in India's clean energy future. Known for handling coal, iron ore and other bulk commodities, the port is now moving towards infrastructure designed to support
The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways approved the development of a dedicated jetty with supporting infrastructure for green hydrogen, ammonia and other liquid cargo. According to the Paradip
Green hydrogen is produced using renewable electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. It is gaining attention as a potential cleaner energy source for industries that are difficult to decarb
Odisha already has a strong industrial base supported by mining, steel, power and port logistics. Green hydrogen infrastructure could create opportunities for businesses involved in energy production,
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