Sungrow Hydrogen has signed a major supply agreement with India’s ACME Group, becoming the largest supplier for the 320 MW green ammonia project in Oman. This milestone marks the beginning of a deep partnership between Sungrow Hydrogen and ACME Group to advance green energy initiatives in the Middle East.
Source: China Electric Power News Network
Sungrow Hydrogen has signed a major supply agreement with India’s ACME Group, becoming the largest supplier for the 320 MW green ammonia project in Oman. This milestone marks the beginning of a deep partnership between Sungrow Hydrogen and ACME Group to advance green energy initiatives in the Middle East.
The project, a flagship of ACME Group’s green energy strategy in the region, is expected to begin operations by late 2026. With an initial production capacity of 300 tons of green ammonia per day, it will play a key role in Oman’s energy transition and sustainable development goals. Under the agreement, Sungrow Hydrogen will supply multiple 1,000 Nm³/h ALK electrolysis hydrogen production units and provide flexible, full-lifecycle hydrogen production solutions. Deliveries are scheduled for completion by 2025. This initiative will significantly bolster Oman’s position in the global green hydrogen market while supporting the region’s economic diversification and environmental goals.
Sungrow Hydrogen’s collaboration with ACME Group highlights its growing competitiveness in the global hydrogen energy sector. In 2024, Sungrow launched its “intelligent and digital” large-scale electrolyzer, which has earned internationally recognized certifications, including “CE” and “TÜV.” The company also introduced an advanced automated electrolyzer production line, increasing production capacity to 3 GW and improving efficiency by 60%. Additionally, its 20 MW water electrolysis demonstration facility received TÜV “witnessed laboratory” certification and became the first CNAS-accredited 20 MW water electrolysis laboratory in China.