HET Hydrogen, a subsidiary of the Singapore-based Horizon Fuel Cell Group, is collaborating with Indify Fuel Cell to establish manufacturing facilities for electrolysers in India. The partnership aims to introduce GW-scale quantities of electrolysers and support India's National Green Hydrogen Mission, which focuses on promoting the adoption of hydrogen across various sectors. The initial phase of the plan will allow for assembling at least 100 MW per year, with operations expected to commence by early 2026. The companies are set to utilize Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) and proprietary membrane and stack technology to develop MW-scale AEM electrolysers. These AEM systems are considered cost-effective solutions in the realm of electrolysers, with lower capital and operating costs compared to existing PEM systems. Indify Fuel Cell plans to have the first 1 MW HET electrolyser assembly up and running in India by March 2025 for customer demonstration and validation. The joint venture aims to enhance the local content in future systems to achieve the lowest possible levelised cost of green hydrogen for projects of varying scales.