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AM Green Kakinada Cluster has made history by becoming the world's first zero-emission industrial cluster to join the World Economic Forum's (WEF) Transitioning Industrial Clusters initiative. This groundbreaking move aims to foster collaboration among companies and public institutions to drive economic growth while significantly reducing carbon emissions.
The WEF's Transitioning Industrial Clusters initiative, in partnership with Accenture and EPRI, seeks to improve collaboration and develop a unified vision among industrial players. The goal is to create a sustainable industrial ecosystem that maximizes economic, social, and environmental outcomes.
By joining this initiative, the AM Green Kakinada Cluster emphasizes the importance of a collective approach to global industrial decarbonization. This move is expected to set a precedent for future industrial clusters worldwide.
The AM Green Kakinada Cluster is projected to have a substantial economic impact:
Mr. Anil Chalamalasetty, Chairman of AM Green, expressed his commitment to global decarbonization, stating, "Global decarbonization solutions at scale and speed are the need of the day to bring in the new vision of global energy transition to life." He highlighted the cluster's potential to fulfill the Cluster Transition Goals and contribute to global decarbonization efforts.
The AM Green Kakinada Cluster's membership in the WEF initiative opens doors for knowledge sharing and collaboration with other industrial clusters worldwide. Mr. Roberto Bocca, Head of the Centre for Energy and Materials at the WEF, welcomed the cluster, noting its potential to advance green ammonia and hydrogen production in the region.
As part of the Transitioning Industrial Clusters community, the AM Green Kakinada Cluster will play a crucial role in the collective progress towards industrial decarbonization, setting a benchmark for future initiatives in India and beyond.
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