Advancing Hydrogen Technology: Indo-US Workshop at IIPE, Visakhapatnam
Key Ideas
- The Indo-US workshop on hydrogen and global decarbonisation, hosted at IIPE, Visakhapatnam, emphasized the vital role of industry-academia collaborations in advancing hydrogen technology.
- Keynote speaker Prof Devinder Mahajan highlighted the significance of goal-oriented research and praised the innovative hydrogen production initiatives of the NTPC-IIPE collaboration.
- NTPC officials discussed novel approaches like using seawater for cooling and implementing solar panels, envisioning NTPC to reach a substantial capacity by 2032 through hydrogen projects.
- The workshop's breakout sessions aimed to identify top priorities for hydrogen technology, fostering collaborative discussions among participants for achieving global energy targets.
The three-day Indo-US workshop on hydrogen and global decarbonisation kicked off at the Indian Institute of Petroleum and Energy (IIPE) in Visakhapatnam, in collaboration with Stony Brook University, New York. The workshop, steered by IIPE director Prof Shalivahan, expressed gratitude to NTPC for their backing in the hydrogen generation project. With breakout sessions as a unique feature, participants engaged in group activities to deliberate on crucial topics and identify top priorities for advancing hydrogen technology. Prof Devinder Mahajan from Stony Brook University underscored the importance of goal-oriented research and lauded the NTPC-IIPE partnership for its innovative hydrogen production initiatives. NTPC officials shared insights on utilizing seawater for cooling, installing floating solar panels, and commissioning a one TPD hydrogen plant, showcasing the potential of chemical and electrochemical engineering in addressing global energy challenges. The workshop emphasized the essential role of industry-academia partnerships in propelling hydrogen technology forward and meeting global energy objectives.
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India
Research Collaboration
Renewables
Workshop
Energy Partnership
Global Decarbonisation
Academic-industry Synergy
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