10-11 June 2026, New Delhi, India
International Conference and Exhibition
India Syngas and Nitrogen
- Investments
- Construction
- Modernisation
About the Conference
The annual international investment conference “India Syngas and Nitrogen” focuses on investments, construction and modernisation of new and existing syngas and nitrogen facilities in India.
The conference covers:
- ammonia
- hydrogen
- methanol
- mineral fertilisers
- urea
- coal gasification
- fuel cells
- electrolysers
- and other syngas and nitrogen derivatives
Among Confirmed Participants:
Narinder Goyal
President
Avaada Group
S V Varma
Executive Director
Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals
Kalyan Bhattacherjee
Chief Sustainability Officer & Vice President Energy
Jindal Stainless
Ranjit Gupta
Chief Executive Officer
Ocior Energy
Chandan Goswami
Chief Financial Officer
Jakson Green
Sanjeev Kaul
Executive Vice President - Green Hydrogen Business
Jakson Green
Ajay Vishwakarma
Vice President & Head ( Projects-Green Ammonia & Hydrogen)
ACME Group
Samir Saxena
Vice President & Head of Engineering
ReNew Group
T. Raj Mohan
Vice President & Head - Technology & Renewable Energy
Essar Renewables
Dr. Peeyush Kumar
Managing Director of Bharat Coal Gasification & Chemicals Limited
COAL India
Yogesh Patel
Head - O&M, Projects & Business & Strategy Development
Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilisers & Chemicals
India’s Syngas and Nitrogen Market Overview
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Global Syngas Market
The global syngas market was estimated to be worth $49.87 Billion in 2023 and is projected to reach a value of $75.48 Billion by 2030, growing at a fast compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.1% during the forecast period 2024-2030.
2
India Syngas Market
India’s syngas market is anticipated to follow the trend of the global syngas market and to increase an impressive CAGR of 5.09% in the forecast period, 2025-2029.
3
Global Nitrogen Market
The global nitrogen market is expected to reach $53.85 billion by 2026, growing from its current value of around $34.9 billion at an average CAGR of 11.4%.
4
India Nitrogen Market
In India, nitrogen, which is one of the nation’s most important gasses, has a market growth rate of 11.2% a year due to impressive government policies which have culminated in an increased demand for nitrogen in the country.
5
India Urea Market
India’s urea market size is estimated at $12.5 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach $19.67 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 7.85% during the forecast period (2024-2030).
6
India Ammonia Market
India’s urea market size is estimated at $12.5 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach $19.67 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 7.85% during the forecast period (2024-2030).
7
India Methanol Market
India’s methanol market reached around 2,800,000 tonnes in 2023 and is expected to further grow at a CAGR of 4% until 2034 at least.
8
India Hydrogen Market
The hydrogen generation market in India is projected to reach $21.9 billion by 2030, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.1 per cent between 2023 to 2030.
9
India Electrolysers Market
India’s domestic market for electrolysers could reach 226 GW, which translates to $31 billion by 2050. The shorter-term demand by 2030 is estimated to be 20 GW.
10
World Bank for India
In 2023 India received $1.5bn from the World Bank to scale up green hydrogen and its derivatives like green ammonia, methanol, etc.
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India Fuel Cell Market
During the forecast period between 2023 and 2029, the India hydrogen fuel cell market size is expected to grow at a robust CAGR of 30.63% reaching a value of $826 million by 2029.
*Sources: Virtue Market Research, TechSci Research, Zee Business, Times of India, Mordor Intelligence, ChemAnasyst, ET Energy World, The Smarter E India, NITI Aayog and RMI study, BlueWeave Consulting.
India Government’s Incentives for the Industry
1
Union Budget 2024-2025:
Allocation for Green Hydrogen and its Derivatives Doubled. The Union Cabinet allocated $72 million for the National Green Hydrogen Mission making a significant increase from 2023 allocation of $35 mln.
2
India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE)
India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) introduced two incentive schemes for green hydrogen and electrolyzer production. These schemes provide incentives totaling $2.1 bln ($1.6 bln for green hydrogen and $533 mln for electrolyzers).
3
Next Phase of SIGHT
In 2023 the Central government launched the next phase of its Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition Programme (SIGHT), focused on an incentive scheme for renewable ammonia production. An aggregate demand of 550,000 tonnes per year is set for this round of subsidies, which will run for three years from 2027.
4
Green Fuels Incentives
India offers incentives worth at least 10 percent of the costs to produce green fuels under the $2.4 billion scheme.
5
Coal to Syngas
The government aims to gasify 100 million tonnes of coal by 2030, utilizing the gasification process to produce syngas for power generation and methanol production. The Union Cabinet approved a $1 billion incentive scheme for coal gasification projects as part of the National Coal Gasification Mission.
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State Governments' Incentives
Local governments across India launched incentive schemes to draw investors’ attention and boost India’s syngas and nitrogen industry. For example, Kerala’s state government allocated $24 million to support the development of two hubs for manufacturing of hydrogen and its derivatives in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi.
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Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways
India’s Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways supports the construction of alternatively-fueled vessels providing 20% assistance for electric or hybrid-powered vessels and 30% if the vessel’s main propulsion is via “green fuels”.
*Sources: India’s government’s websites
India’s Major Investment Projects
Construction of Two Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Production Plants
Initiator:
ONGC, India’s largest state-owned oil & gas company
Investments:
$9.6 bn – $10.2 bn (Rs 800-850 bn)
Commissioned by:
2027
Capacity:
2 mln tonnes of green ammonia annually
Description:
State-owned ONGC targets two million tonnes a year of NH3 production, with eye to using alkaline electrolysers first. The green hydrogen and green ammonia plants will be coming up by 2027. Moreover, ONGC more broadly plans to spend $12 bn (Rs 1 trl) on installing 10GW of renewable energy assets by 2030, including 5 GW of wind and solar, 2 GW of pumped storage, and 1 GW of offshore wind.
Construction of India’s Largest Green Hydrogen Production Facility
Initiator:
NTPC Green Energy Limited (NGEL) and Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (APIIC)
Investments:
Phase 1: $82 mln (Rs 6.8 bn),
Phase 2: $3,76 bn (Rs 312 bn),
Phase 3: $4 bn (Rs 335 bn)
Commissioned by:
Phase 1: 2026, Phase 2: Not disclosed, Phase 3: 2032
Capacity:
1,200 tonnes per day
Location:
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
Description:
State-owned ONGC targets two million tonnes a year of NH3 production, with eye to using alkaline electrolysers first. The green hydrogen and green ammonia plants will be coming up by 2027. Moreover, ONGC more broadly plans to spend $12 bn (Rs 1 trl) on installing 10GW of renewable energy assets by 2030, including 5 GW of wind and solar, 2 GW of pumped storage, and 1 GW of offshore wind.
Construction of Two Hydrogen-based Methanol Plants
Initiator:
ReNew E-Fuels Pvt Ltd (REFPL), a subsidiary of ReNew Power Pvt Ltd
Investments:
$2.3 bn (Rs 190 bn)
Location:
State of Odisha
Capacity:
100,000 tonnes and 60,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually
Description:
The 1st plant will produce 100,000 tonnes/year of green hydrogen, which will be fed into a 500,000 tonne/year methanol facility at Malkangiri for around Rs 100 bn. The 2nd plant of 60,000 tonne/year hydrogen is planned to be constructed at Rayagada, along with a 300,000 tonne/year methanol plant at a cost of Rs 90 bn.
Construction of Seven Nano Urea Plants
Initiator:
IFFCO, two state-owned firms RCF and NFL
Commissioned by:
end of 2025
Location:
Various locations across India
Description:
Seven more nano urea plants are being set up by IFFCO as well as two state-owned firms RCF and NFL. IFFCO has transferred the nano urea technology to these two public sector companies free of cost.
Construction of Three Large Plants
Initiator:
Coromandel International, a subsidiary of Murugappa Group
Investments:
$121 ml (Rs 10 bn)
Commissioned by:
end of 2026
Description:
Murugappa Group company, Coromandel International, received Board approval to expand operations in crop protection chemicals, diversify into speciality and industrial chemicals and foray into contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) business. It plans to build three large plants for manufacturing crop protection chemicals and to expand the existing facilities over the next two years.
Construction and Improvement Schemes of Four Plants
Initiator:
Gujarat State Fertilizer and Chemicals Ltd (GSFC)
Investments:
$54 mln (Rs 4.5 bn)
Commissioned by:
2025-2027
Location:
Various locations across India
Description:
GSFC has the following ongoing projects for construction and plants’ improvement: Sulphuric Acid (SA-V) Project, Urea-II Revamping Project, 10 MW Electrolyser based Hydrogen Project (Phase 1), and Phosphoric Acid and Sulphuric Acid Project at Sikka.
Conference Highlights
300+ Owners, CEOs, General Managers of India’s leading syngas and nitrogen companies as well as investors, government officials, project initiators, equipment, technology, and service providers, etc.
50+ Investment Projects from all over India! Construction and Modernisation of Industrial Plants: production of ammonia, urea, hydrogen, methanol, electrolyzers, fuel cells.
Industry Leaders’ Keynote Session: federal and local governments, ministries, leading producers of ammonia, urea, coal, methanol, hydrogen, electrolyzers, fuel cells, project initiators, investors, etc.
30+ of networking: 1-2-1 meetings, negotiations, business lunches, coffee breaks, roundtables, cocktail reception, etc.
Investments Roundtable: federal and state governments’ programmes, policies, and incentives, international and local investors’ presentations.
Case studies of Construction and Modernisation of ammonia, methanol, hydrogen, urea, electrolyzers, fuel cells production plants from around the world.
Innovation Hub: exhibition and showcases of breakthrough international and local technologies, equipment, and services for effective construction and modernisation of syngas and nitrogen production facilities.
R&D Roundtable with Showcases from around the world: South Korea, Europe, Japan, UK, the USA, UAE, etc.
Important! Syngas and nitrogen Industry enhancing green transportation in India? When can green fuels be used in aviation, rail, shipping?
Cocktail Reception: join this remarkable social event to establish new contacts and to maintain the existing ones
Participants Categories:
- Central and state governments, regulatory bodies
- Investment projects initiators, owners, general managers, technical directors
- Producers of ammonia, urea, coal, methanol, hydrogen, electrolyzers, fuel cells, etc.
- International and local investors
- EPCs, PMCs, etc.
- Technology, equipment, and service providers
- R&D professionals
- Other industry experts
Useful Industry Insights
report
Syngas and Nitrogen Market in India
Introduction: This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the current trends, opportunities, challenges, and future outlook of the syngas and nitrogen sectors within the Indian market. The report aims at providing stakeholders with valuable information for strategic decision-making and investment opportunities in the dynamic Indian syngas and nitrogen market.
report
Federal Government’s and Local Governments’ Incentives and Policies for the Syngas and Nitrogen Industry in India
Introduction: With the Indian government’s focus on sustainable industrial growth and self-reliance, understanding the incentives and policies aimed at fostering the syngas and nitrogen industry is crucial for stakeholders. This report delves into the various initiatives, subsidies, tax incentives, and regulatory frameworks established by both the federal and local governments to support the development and expansion of the syngas and nitrogen sectors.
List of Investment Projects
Construction and Modernisation of Syngas and Nitrogen Plants in India
Introduction: This report presents a comprehensive compilation of prospective investment opportunities within the burgeoning syngas and nitrogen sectors in India. In particular, the report covers the investment projects on construction and modernisation of industrial plants producing ammonia, urea, hydrogen, methanol, electrolyzers, fuel cells and its derivatives. In the report you will find the details on the owners/initiators of a project, its status and location, by when it is going to be commissioned and other valuable information.
Participation Benefits
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