InSolare Energy has licensed Versogen’s stack intellectual property, know-how, and design expertise for stack development in India. Under this partnership, Versogen will provide its advanced technology, technical expertise, and specialised materials sourcing to drive the project forward, thereby accelerating the development of high-performance AEM stacks and electrolysers.
The collaboration is aimed at building indigenous expertise and supporting future applications across industrial decarbonisation and clean energy infrastructure, the company stated.
It leverages Versogen’s AEM stack technology, combined with InSolare’s engineering expertise, manufacturing capabilities, and market presence, to enable cost-effective, large-scale green hydrogen production. Through this engagement, InSolare seeks to integrate global innovation with local execution strength, aligning with India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission and broader energy transition objectives, it said.
Speaking on the partnership, Dr. Hemanshu Bhatt, Co-Founder and CTO, InSolare Energy, said, “This collaboration with Versogen represents a strategic step in our journey towards future-ready clean energy solutions. By integrating Versogen’s world-class AEM technology with our manufacturing and project expertise, we are accelerating the adoption of cost-effective green hydrogen solutions that directly support India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission. This partnership allows us to prepare for the next phase of the energy transition in a structured and responsible manner.”
Dr. Yushan Yan, Co-Founder and CEO, Versogen, added, “India represents one of the most dynamic markets for green hydrogen and a significant opportunity for the development of scalable green hydrogen solutions. Through this partnership with InSolare, we are bringing our patented PiperION AEM technology to enable scalable, efficient, and affordable hydrogen production that will play a vital role in decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors and meeting global climate goals.”
InSolare Energy plans to establish a 250-300 MW electrolyser manufacturing facility in India, scalable up to 1 GW, focused on AEM electrolyser technology, leveraging advanced technologies to establish a cost-effective, highly efficient and reliable product to meet domestic demand and focused international markets, the company said.
