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       Tata Steel SEZ signs MoU with Avaada Group for

       green ammonia plant

          Tata Steel Special Economic Zone
       Ltd. (TSSEZL) and Avaada GreenH2,
       part of Avaada Group, have signed a
       Memorandum of Understanding to
       establish  a green hydrogen and green
       ammonia project at Gopalpur Industrial
       Park in Odisha.  Avaada Group will
       acquire 120 acres at the Gopalpur
       Industrial Park, to set up a 0.5-mtpa green
       hydrogen/ammonia production facility.

          Mr. Hemant Sharma, IAS, Principal
       Secretary, Industries  Department,  said  Group will contribute to India’s aspira-  Mr. Manikanta Naik, Managing
       Odisha’s roadmap  for the green fuels  tion to become a leading global green  Director, TSSEZL, said this is the sec-
       sector is comprehensive and the green  hydrogen manufacturing hub.  ond investment in the green hydrogen/
       ammonia will be produced from green                                ammonia manufacturing sector given
       hydrogen, and the production facilities   The green hydrogen and ammonia,  its conducive offerings for setting up
       will be powered by renewable energy.  produced at this facility, will be ex-  the unit.  Earlier, TSSEZL had signed
                                         ported from the existing Gopalpur Port  a MoU with ACME Clean Energy for
          Mr.  Vineet Mittal, founder and  facility.  The Utility Corridor  between  setting up a 1.3-mtpa green ammonia
       Chairman,  Avaada Group, said green  Gopalpur Industrial Park and Gopalpur  production facility with investment
       hydrogen and ammonia production is  Port will provide a dedicated corridor  of Rs. 27,000-crore at the Gopalpur
       a crucial cornerstone in the global shift  for smooth logistics and pipeline con-  Industrial Park. ACME acquired 343
       towards sustainable energy and the  nectivity.                     acres.

       Godrej & Boyce achieves over 80% domestic sourcing

          Godrej  &  Boyce  (G&B),  the  fl ag-
       ship company of the Godrej Group
       providing engineering solutions across
       various sectors, has announced achiev-
       ing 80% of its supply chain  require-
       ments from domestic  sources as part  tive, plans to advance local suppliers  phasised, “Our commitment to achiev-
       of its commitment to strengthening the  from  their basic  management deve-  ing 80% local sourcing is an embodi-
       ‘Make in India’ initiative.  Currently,  lopment  to empowering them with  ment of our deep-rooted dedication to
       Godrej & Boyce has partnerships with  robust  productivity and quality sys-  the ‘Make in India’ ethos. It refl ects our
       over 750 domestic suppliers and plans  tems, culminating in sustainability via  unwavering focus on nurturing local
       to deepen their engagement with them  Lean & Green Management and ZED  economies and  fostering indigenous
       over the next 3 years.            (Zero  Effect  Zero Defect).  The initi-  talent.  Our efforts are more than pro-
                                         ative is aligned with G&B’s vision of  curement;  they encompass cultivating
          In addition to expanding its do-  building a self-reliant ecosystem in the  local economic growth and indigenous
       mestic sourcing foothold, G&B is also  manufacturing sector by equipping sup-  skill development.  As we champion
       focused on creating a sustainable, inte-  pliers with indigenous skills. Mr. Zurvan  self-reliance,  we are also at the fore-
       grated supply chain.  The company  Marolia, Sr. Vice President and Head of  front of championing sustainability as
       through its ‘Beyond  Sourcing’ initia-  Manufacturing, Godrej & Boyce, em-  a pivotal enabler.”

       144                                                                Chemical Weekly  September 19, 2023


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