SCC Infrastructure Wins SECI Auction For 70,000 MT Green Ammonia Project In Dhule At ₹53.05 Per Kilogram

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The Solar Energy Corporation of India Ltd. (SECI) has published the results of the e-Reverse Auction for Project-XIII, which took place on August 8, 2025. This auction was for Madhya Bharat Agro Products Limited-III in Dhule, involving a total quantity of 70,000 metric tonnes under the SIGHT Scheme (Mode-2A-Tranche-I) for the production and supply of green ammonia in India. The project is covered under RfS No. SECI/C&P/MI/00/0002/2024-25, issued on June 7, 2024.

The auction was conducted as a single entity with a fixed quantity, meaning the bidding process was specific to one participant type and the capacity was predetermined. Both the starting price and the reserve price for the bid were set at 74.80 Indian Rupees per kilogram.

Following the competitive bidding process, SCC Infrastructure Pvt Ltd emerged as the Rank-1 bidder. The company quoted a bid value of ₹53.05 per kilogram, which was also considered the loaded bid value. This significant reduction from the starting and reserve prices reflects the competitive nature of the e-RA process, which is designed to secure cost-effective outcomes for large-scale renewable energy-related projects.

The auction details are dated August 8, 2025, and provide official confirmation of the result. It also advises users who are not familiar with the e-RA system to consult the General Guidelines and Page-Help for a better understanding.

This outcome represents another step forward in India’s efforts to scale up green ammonia production as part of its renewable energy and decarbonization strategy. By leveraging competitive auctions under the SIGHT Scheme, SECI continues to promote cost-efficient, transparent, and large-scale clean energy projects across the country.


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