Deep Industries Limited signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Advait Greenergy Private Limited to collaborate on the development of green hydrogen projects in India. Through this strategic partnership, the two companies aim to strengthen their presence in the rapidly emerging green hydrogen sector, which is becoming a critical pillar of India’s clean energy transition.
Joint Participation in Major Government Tenders
Under the agreement, the companies will jointly bid for green hydrogen project tenders issued by leading public sector undertakings. These include organizations such as NTPC Limited, Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI), Indian Oil Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, and GAIL (India) Limited, along with other government-supported entities. By combining resources and expertise, the companies intend to participate in large-scale hydrogen infrastructure and production projects that are expected to emerge under India’s expanding clean energy programs.
Combining Infrastructure and Renewable Energy Expertise
The partnership leverages the complementary strengths of both organizations. Deep Industries brings extensive experience in energy infrastructure development and project execution, while Advait Greenergy contributes specialized expertise in renewable energy solutions and green hydrogen technologies. Together, the companies plan to develop integrated hydrogen solutions, covering the entire value chain—from hydrogen production and storage to transportation and distribution infrastructure.
Supporting India’s Energy Transition
Importantly, the collaboration aligns with India’s broader push to build a robust green hydrogen economy. The government is promoting hydrogen as a key solution for industrial decarbonization and clean energy adoption across sectors such as refining, fertilizers, and heavy industry.
As reported by globalflowcontrol.com, by jointly pursuing upcoming tenders, Deep Industries and Advait Greenergy aim to accelerate the deployment of large-scale green hydrogen projects. In doing so, they also intend to support cleaner industrial energy use, strengthen the renewable energy ecosystem, and contribute to India’s long-term decarbonization goals.
