The agreement was signed by Mr. Y. Srinivas Rao, Executive Director (Heavy Power Equipment Plant), and Mr. Sutripto De, General Manager & Head (New & Renewable Energy Business), on behalf of BHEL, and by Mr. Kiran Joseph, CEO, and Mr. Manish Bhoslay, Director (BD & Sales), on behalf of thyssenkrupp nucera India Private Limited; in the presence of H.E. Dr. Philipp Ackermann, German Ambassador to India and Bhutan, Ms. Bani Varma, Director (Industrial Systems & Products), BHEL, Mr. S M Ramanathan, Director (Engineering, Research & Development), BHEL and other senior officials.
India’s BHEL and thyssenkrupp nucera India have tied up to support phased indigenisation and local manufacturing of alkaline electrolyser systems.
The agreement targets green hydrogen projects and domestic project execution capacity.
BHEL says the move supports India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission and Make in India initiative.
BHEL is one of India’s leading engineering and manufacturing companies, with decades of experience across power, transmission, renewables, oil & gas, transportation, defence and aerospace sectors. The company has played a key role in building India’s industrial infrastructure and is now leveraging its engineering, manufacturing and project execution capabilities to address emerging clean energy areas, including Green Hydrogen.
This agreement marks a significant step in enhancing BHEL’s contribution to the National Green Hydrogen Mission and the Government of India’s Make in India initiative.
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