On January 4, 2024, Adani, India’s largest conglomerate, visited KAPSOM for technical discussions and business negotiations regarding Adani’s planned launch of the Green Ammonia project.
Adani Group Profile
Adani Group stands as India’s foremost conglomerate, comprising 10 listed companies and headquartered in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. The group operates across a diverse spectrum of industries, including energy, ports and logistics, mining and resources, natural gas, defense and aerospace, as well as airports. Renowned as India’s largest port developer and operator, the group has forged a successful joint venture with Singapore’s Wilmar, establishing ownership of India’s leading edible oil brand and solidifying its leadership position across various business sectors in the country.
Mr. Gautam Adani, the Founder and Director of Adani Group, embodies a core philosophy centered around instilling “goodness” in his vision for nation-building. Each of the group’s businesses is dedicated to fostering world-class infrastructure capabilities, contributing to the acceleration of India’s growth. In the pursuit of realizing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, India is poised to play a pivotal role across various fields. The successful attainment of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals is intricately linked to the comprehensive implementation of the “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development”. Adani Group aspires to position India as a key player in the sustainable energy sector by investing in renewable ecosystems, encompassing solar manufacturing, power generation, solar parks, and hydrogen energy.
As India’s preeminent integrated enterprise, Adani reaffirms its dedication to sustainable development, consistently reinforcing these endeavors. Every investment prioritizes environmental conservation, striving to utilize cutting-edge technology and resources for the creation of growth-driven solutions that foster positive impacts. Green ammonia, serving as a clean energy source, presents diverse future applications. Beyond conventional agricultural and industrial uses, the energy and storage attributes of ammonia position it with significant development potential in emerging markets, including power fuels, clean electricity, and hydrogen storage carriers.
During the visit to KAPSOM, the two parties primarily engaged in discussions regarding technical and business information in the project’s early stages and explored the Indian green ammonia market. Following the meeting, Adani was extended an invitation to tour our company’s green ammonia equipment production base. He expressed appreciation and affirmation for KAPSOM’s highly integrated intelligent green ammonia equipment and its high-quality delivery capabilities.
Adani 2030 ESG Goals:
- Become the world’s largest renewable energy power generation company by 2030.
- Attain net zero emissions for AdaniConnex and airports by 2030.
- Achieve net zero emissions for ATL, Ports, AGEL, and ATGL by 2050.
- Plant 100 million trees by 2030.
- Increase the utilization rate of renewable energy across various enterprises.
- Transition from traditional vehicles to electric vehicles or adopt clean fuels.
- Pioneering the use of renewable energy to power all data centers, making Adani the first data center company in India to do so.
- Reduce dependence on competing water sources.
- Achieve or surpass India’s National Sustainable Development Council (NDC) target of reducing emissions intensity by 45%.
- Minimize waste to landfill and prioritize recycling and reuse initiatives.
