NTPC REL Wins SECI’s Auction to Procure 70,000 MTPA Green Ammonia at Record Low INR 51.80/Kg
NTPC Renewable Energy (NTPC REL) has emerged as the lowest bidder in SECI’s second Green Ammonia auction, securing 70,000 MTPA capacity at a record low of INR 51.80/kg for supply to Krishana Phoschem in Madhya Pradesh.
August 05, 2025. By Mrinmoy Dey
NTPC REL has secured this capacity at INR 51.80/kg, setting a new record. This auction covers the supply of 75,000 metric tonnes per annum of Green Ammonia to Krishana Phoschem Ltd., located in Meghnagar, Madhya Pradesh, stated the company in a regulatory filing.
It is the second in a planned series of 13 auctions over the coming month, under a tender aggregating a cumulative procurement capacity of 7.24 lakh MT/year, SECI said in a statement.
Last week, ACME Cleantech Solutions won SECI’s first-ever Green Ammonia auction under the SIGHT Scheme (Mode-2A) at a bid price of INR 55.75/kg to supply 75,000 MTPA to Paradeep Phosphates Ltd., Odisha.
“With robust payment security mechanisms in place and assured offtake, the scheme is unlocking confidence across the value chain. The green hydrogen industry is responding with enthusiasm, and India’s ambitions are moving full steam ahead, or should we say, full hydrogen ahead,” stated SECI.
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