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BHEL Partners with thyssenkrupp nucera India to Boost Green Hydrogen Electrolyser Manufacturing

Strategic Tie-Up Aims for Local Production of Alkaline Electrolyser Systems and Strengthens India’s Clean Energy Mission
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New Delhi: Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) has entered into a strategic partnership with thyssenkrupp nucera India Private Limited to support the phased indigenisation and local manufacturing of alkaline electrolyser systems for green hydrogen projects in India.

The collaboration aims to strengthen BHEL’s capabilities in executing green hydrogen projects and support India’s clean energy transition under the National Green Hydrogen Mission and the Make in India initiative.

BHEL and thyssenkrupp nucera India Sign Strategic Agreement for Green Hydrogen Projects

The strategic tie-up will enable the phased development and manufacturing of alkaline electrolyser systems within India.

The agreement was signed by:

  • Y. Srinivas Rao, Executive Director (Heavy Power Equipment Plant), BHEL
  • Sutripto De, General Manager & Head (New & Renewable Energy Business), BHEL
  • Kiran Joseph, CEO, thyssenkrupp nucera India Private Limited
  • Manish Bhoslay, Director (Business Development & Sales), thyssenkrupp nucera India Private Limited

The signing ceremony was attended by several senior officials, including Dr. Philipp Ackermann, Ambassador of Germany to India and Bhutan, along with BHEL leadership representatives and other stakeholders.

Read also: BHEL Credit Rating Upgraded to CRISIL AA with Stable Outlook; Short-Term Rating Reaffirmed at A1+

Partnership to Support India’s Green Hydrogen Mission

The collaboration is expected to play an important role in expanding India’s green hydrogen ecosystem by enabling domestic production of advanced electrolyser systems.

Alkaline electrolysers are a key technology used for producing green hydrogen through water electrolysis powered by renewable energy.

Through this partnership, BHEL aims to combine its engineering, manufacturing, and project execution expertise with thyssenkrupp nucera India’s electrolyser technology capabilities.

Focus on Local Manufacturing Under Make in India Initiative

BHEL stated that the agreement will support the localisation of alkaline electrolyser systems in a phased manner, aligning with the Government of India’s efforts to promote domestic manufacturing.The initiative is expected to reduce dependence on imported clean energy technologies and strengthen India’s capabilities in the emerging green hydrogen sector.The partnership will also help develop a stronger domestic supply chain for hydrogen-related technologies.

BHEL Expands Role in Emerging Clean Energy Sector

With decades of experience across power, transmission, renewable energy, oil and gas, transportation, defence, and aerospace sectors, BHEL has been a key contributor to India’s industrial development.

The company is now leveraging its engineering and manufacturing capabilities to enter emerging clean energy areas, including green hydrogen.

The latest collaboration further strengthens BHEL’s role in supporting India’s transition towards sustainable energy solutions.

Agreement Strengthens Green Hydrogen Project Execution Capabilities

According to BHEL, the strategic partnership will enhance its ability to undertake green hydrogen projects by improving access to advanced electrolyser technology and domestic manufacturing capabilities.

The company said the agreement is focused specifically on alkaline electrolyser systems and does not involve any related-party transaction.

The financial consideration related to the agreement has been kept confidential.

About BHEL

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited is a Maharatna public sector enterprise engaged in the design, engineering, and manufacturing of power plant equipment and industrial systems. It is one of India’s largest engineering companies, playing a key role in the country’s power generation infrastructure, especially in thermal and supercritical power projects.

Read also: BHEL Wins ₹21,000 Crore EPC Contract for 2,400 MW Meja Supercritical Thermal Power Project in Uttar Pradesh


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