Jakson Green Infinity Delivers Electrolysers for India's First Hydrogen Refuelling Station
Key Ideas
- Jakson Green Infinity has supplied 3.8MW electrolysers for a new hydrogen refuelling station in India's NCR.
- The facility in Greater Noida, India, aims to meet the rising demand for electrolysers and promote hydrogen-fuelled vehicles.
- The project is part of India's low-carbon journey, reducing dependence on imported crude oil and minimizing pollution.
- Despite challenges in establishing operations, Jakson Green Infinity has successfully delivered high-quality electrolysers for the station.
Jakson Green Infinity has successfully delivered 3.8MW alkaline electrolysers for a hydrogen refuelling station in India's National Capital Region (NCR). The electrolysis units were manufactured at the company's Greater Noida facility, which has a capacity of 300MW, reflecting the increasing demand for such technology in the Indian market. This station will be one of India's first dedicated solely to hydrogen, furthering the country's commitment to sustainable energy. The Managing Director highlighted the importance of hydrogen in India's energy transition, aiming to reduce reliance on imported oil and decrease pollution. The Head of Manufacturing noted the challenges faced in implementing this technology but emphasized the team's dedication and adherence to industry standards. This initiative marks a significant step towards promoting hydrogen-fuelled vehicles and establishing infrastructure to support them in India's pursuit of a greener future.