Prasanta Sarkar and Rochan Sinha founded Newtrace Energy in 2020 with the goal of developing membrane-less electrolysers to produce green hydrogen for industrial clients in India. The company's innovative technology eliminates the need for expensive membranes by using water flow to separate gases. By focusing on higher capacity electrolysers for industrial decarbonisation, Newtrace Energy has positioned itself as a key player in the shift towards sustainable energy solutions. The co-founders have leveraged their diverse expertise in aerospace engineering, nanomaterials, and electrochemistry to pioneer a technology that has only a few competitors globally. Newtrace Energy's efforts have been backed by investments from venture capital firms like Peak XV and Aavishkaar Capital, enabling the company to establish a technology center in Bengaluru and forge international partnerships. Their commitment to utilizing locally available materials showcases a sustainable approach to manufacturing. The company's creative innovations, such as bubble manipulation for system footprint reduction and in-house development of oxygen detectors, highlight their dedication to pushing the boundaries of green technology. Looking ahead, Newtrace Energy plans to commercialize their 1 MW electrolyser and expand to 5 MW and 10 MW capacities. The ultimate goal is to establish a large-scale factory with capacities reaching up to 1 GW, signifying a significant impact on the green hydrogen market. Sarkar and Sinha's vision for Newtrace Energy positions the company as a beacon of sustainable entrepreneurship in India's energy sector.