Odisha Govt, IHI Corporation, ACME Group Sign MoC for 0.4 MTPA Green Ammonia Plant at Gopalpur Industrial Park
Tata Steel Special Economic Zone Limited's (TSSEZL) Gopalpur Industrial Park (GIP) in Odisha's Ganjam district has drawn a cumulative investment pipeline of over ₹65,400 crore across clean energy, advanced manufacturing and other sectors.
The Odisha government, Japan's IHI Corporation, ACME Group and TSSEZL signed a Memorandum of Cooperation for a proposed 0.4 million tonne per annum green ammonia plant and a jetty-less floating terminal at the Park. The project is expected to generate around 3,400 employment opportunities.
Separately, TSSEZL and Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited (TPREL) executed a binding land transfer agreement for TPREL's proposed ₹10,000-crore investment to manufacture solar ingots and wafers at the Park, supporting domestic clean-energy equipment manufacturing.
Spread over nearly 2,970 acres, GIP is being developed as an integrated, plug-and-play industrial ecosystem with internal road networks, power and water supply, drainage, environmental clearances and multimodal connectivity, including access to Gopalpur Port through a dedicated utility corridor. The Park has also attracted investors including Avaada GreenH2, Ocior Energy, Hygenco, Saatvik Solar Industries, World Green Energy, Superform Chemistries, SRF, Deepak Mining Solutions, ATC Tires, Tata Steel and Tata Consumer Products across green hydrogen, renewable energy equipment, specialty chemicals, tyres, mineral processing and food processing.
Acme, Avaada GreenH2 and Hygenco have opted for the Special Economic Zone portion of the Park, while several other investors have set up in the Domestic Tariff Area.