GreenH Electrolysis, a collaboration between H2B2 Electrolysis Technologies and GR Promoter Group, has unveiled a 1 MW Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolyser at its manufacturing facility in Jhajjar, Haryana. This electrolyser marks a significant step towards India's hydrogen initiatives, particularly the 'Hydrogen for Heritage' project led by Indian Railways. With key industry figures such as Mr. Vinod Agarwal and Mr. Anselmo Andrade in attendance, the inauguration event highlighted the electrolyser's role in sustainable energy production. The 1 MW PEM electrolyser will be pivotal for India's green hydrogen ambitions, as it will support the hydrogen production and refueling station in Jind, Haryana. Operating continuously, it will generate 430 kg of hydrogen daily, meeting Fuel Cell applications' standards. The station in Jind will not only house the electrolyser but also a 3,000 kg hydrogen storage unit, compressors, and dispensers for efficient refueling. Executives like Mr. Dhiman Roy, Mr. Anselmo Andrade, and Mr. Ashwin Agarwal have expressed pride and excitement about the project's implications for India's energy transition. With backing from prominent groups and a commitment to sustainable energy, GreenH Electrolysis aims to significantly contribute to the country's renewable energy goals. Furthermore, the support from the Indian government has catalyzed innovation and investment in the green hydrogen sector. This policy backing has positioned green hydrogen as a key player in decarbonizing industries and aligning with national energy objectives, showcasing a positive outlook towards sustainable energy solutions.