AM Green & Rotterdam Partner to Export India's $1B Clean Fuel to EU

Key Highlights:-

• AM Green partners with Port of Rotterdam to launch India-Europe green fuel corridor
• It links India’s green hydrogen hubs with Europe’s largest energy seaport
• The partnership boosts global decarbonization and clean energy exports from India

AM Green is a part of Greenko Group, has now partnered with Port of Rotterdam Authority to start a dedicated green fuel corridor to link India with Northwestern Europe. This collaboration purpose to increase the annual trade up to 1 million tons of green fuels, including green ammonia and sustainable aviation fuel, worth over US dollar 1 billion.

The agreement will ease the development of a steady and scalable green energy supply chain between India’s quickly growing green hydrogen production bands and Europe’s largest seaport. This initiative purposes to meet the flowing demand for clean fuels in Europe, especially as the region looks to decarbonize heavy industry, shipping, and aviation sectors.

This partnership brings both AM Green and the Port of Rotterdam Authority will work together to found infrastructure for the supply of bunkering fuels, SAFs, and green ammonia. This includes planning and developing fatal and storage facilities in Rotterdam and coordinating logistics along the broader European distribution network to ensure the safe and efficient transport of hydrogen-derived fuels.

AM Green plans to accomplish a production capacity of 5 million tons of green ammonia by 2030, comparable to around 1 million tons of green hydrogen. The company’s first manufacture hub is ready to begin operations in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, strengthening India’s strategic setting as a crucial exporter of green fuels.

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This partnership indicates a major step in global efforts to quicken the energy conversion. For Europe, it ensures a steady supply of green fuel to meet climate goals, while for India, it offers a valuable export opportunity that influences its renewable energy potential and technological capabilities.

By collaborating with the Port of Rotterdam, AM Green is not only expanding its international footprint but also playing a dynamic role in shaping the future of manageable energy trade. The green fuel corridor stands as a blueprint for future cross-border energy partnerships, supporting with global net-zero drives and the decarbonization of the global economy.