Reliance Industries Signs $3 Billion Green Ammonia Deal With Samsung C&T For 15-Year Supply

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has taken a major step toward clean energy by signing a long-term Supply and Purchase Agreement with Samsung C&T Corporation. The agreement, announced on March 16, 2026, focuses on the supply of green ammonia for a period of 15 years. Deliveries under this deal are expected to begin in the second half of the 2029 fiscal year.

The total value of the agreement is estimated to be over US$3 billion, making it one of the largest green ammonia offtake deals globally. This partnership is expected to strengthen India’s position as a key exporter of green fuels in the coming years. It also supports the country’s efforts to build a strong domestic value chain for clean energy, in line with the National Green Hydrogen Mission.

RIL is currently developing a large-scale new energy ecosystem that includes renewable power generation, energy storage, and green hydrogen production. A key part of this plan is the Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex in Jamnagar, which is spread across 5,000 acres. This facility will focus on manufacturing important components such as solar modules, batteries, and electrolysers. By producing these technologies within India, the company aims to reduce costs and offer competitive clean energy solutions at a global level.

According to Anant Ambani, the agreement marks an important milestone in India’s clean energy transition. He stated that such partnerships will help the country become a global hub for green hydrogen and related products. The deal with Samsung C&T is also expected to be the first of many similar long-term agreements as RIL expands its presence in the green energy sector.

Samsung C&T, established in 1938, operates through a wide international network with over 70 offices worldwide. The company has traditionally been involved in trading industrial materials such as steel and chemicals, but it is now increasing its focus on renewable energy projects and sustainable solutions.

This collaboration also supports RIL’s broader target of achieving net carbon zero by 2035. As one of India’s largest private sector companies, RIL has a strong presence across sectors like petrochemicals, retail, and digital services. With this new agreement, the company is now moving forward to become a key player in the global clean energy market, especially in green hydrogen and its derivatives like green ammonia.