Germany’s Uniper and India’s AM Green Enter Long-Term Green Ammonia Supply Deal

German state-owned utility Uniper has signed a binding long-term offtake agreement with India’s AM Green for the supply of green ammonia.
he deal, concluded during German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s visit to India, covers the purchase of up to 500,000 tonnes per year.
Deliveries are expected to begin in 2028, reflecting growing cooperation between India and Germany in clean energy trade.
Details of the Supply Agreement
Uniper has entered into a long-term contract with AM Green to procure green ammonia for its energy portfolio. Under the agreement, AM Green will supply up to 500,000 tonnes of green ammonia each year.
The arrangement is intended to support Uniper’s efforts to secure access to lower-carbon energy sources for its customer base.
Projected Delivery Timeline
The first shipments under the agreement are expected to commence in 2028. This schedule aligns with AM Green’s plans to develop production facilities and supporting export infrastructure for green ammonia.
Strategic Focus on Renewable Energy
Uniper indicated that the agreement forms part of its broader strategy to expand the availability of renewable and low-carbon molecules within its supply chain.
The partnership reflects an ongoing shift towards alternative fuels in response to evolving energy market requirements.
Bilateral Engagement Between India and Germany
The signing of the agreement took place during German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s official visit to India.
The development was acknowledged by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a joint media interaction, underlining the role of bilateral cooperation in advancing energy-related initiatives.
India’s Export Ambitions in Green Fuels
The companies noted that the contract supports India’s objective of establishing itself as a supplier of green hydrogen and green ammonia to international markets. The agreement positions AM Green within emerging global supply networks for renewable fuels.
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Conclusion
The Uniper–AM Green agreement reflects continued collaboration between India and Germany in the clean energy sector. With supply scheduled to begin in 2028, the partnership contributes to the gradual development of international trade in green ammonia and renewable energy solutions.
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Published on: Jan 12, 2026, 3:32 PM IST

Neha Dubey
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