GreenH Electrolysis Unveils One MW PEM Electrolyser for India's First Hydrogen Train
Key Ideas
- GreenH Electrolysis, in collaboration with H2B2 Electrolysis Technologies and GR Promoter Group, has unveiled a one MW PEM electrolyser in Jhajjar, Haryana, for India's hydrogen train initiative.
- The electrolyser will supply hydrogen to India’s first hydrogen train under the Indian Railways’ 'Hydrogen for Heritage' project, producing 430 kg/day of hydrogen suitable for fuel cell applications.
- The project signifies a significant milestone in India's green hydrogen sector, with support from government policies and schemes encouraging innovation and investment in renewable energy.
- Backed by experienced partners, GreenH aims to contribute to India’s Green Hydrogen Mission, playing a crucial role in the country’s energy transition efforts.
GreenH Electrolysis, a joint venture between H2B2 Electrolysis Technologies and GR Promoter Group, has unveiled a one MW PEM electrolyser at its manufacturing plant in Jhajjar, Haryana. This electrolyser will be crucial for India's first hydrogen train initiative under the Indian Railways' 'Hydrogen for Heritage' project. Operating round the clock, it will produce 430 kg/day of hydrogen at a delivery pressure of 40 bar, meeting ISO standards for fuel cell applications. The refueling station in Jind, Haryana, will include a 3,000 kg hydrogen storage, compressor, and dispensers for quick refueling. The leaders of GreenH and its partners expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting their commitment to India's energy transition and green initiatives. Government support and policies are driving growth in India's green hydrogen sector, attracting investments and fostering innovation. With expertise from H2B2 Electrolysis Technologies and GR Promoter Group, GreenH aims to support India's Green Hydrogen Mission and contribute to the country's sustainable energy goals.