Renewable Energy(Non-Nuclear) Updates & Discussions

Mind putting it in language we can understand ? Like ownership pattern. Real owners as opposed to benami ones , etc .
Avaada is a spinoff from the Welspun Corp. Now backed by venture capital funds like Brookfield, DEG, and Thailand's petroleum giant 'PTT'.
 
Ohmium's green hydrogen electrolyser manufacturing plant went live few months back. Currently at around 150k sq feet, don't know of their expansion plans.

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80%+ of components are supplied by local companies who also supply the world’s leading automotive brands.
Our hyper modular electrolyzer design enables rapid scaling - we can double production capacity in under 2 years.
Our nearby R&D center and short production cycles allow us to implement lab insights into production within 6 weeks.
 
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By the way these guys are going to be locally producing fuel cells soon in India
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Thermax signs electrolyser manufacturing deal with Ceres

View: https://youtu.be/IsqigH_F4WU?si=MJqNYXc0nEyCWkcY

 
Tata Power to invest Rs 1.46 lakh cr to scale up capacity to 32 GW by 2030: CEO Praveer Sinha

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India's Hero Future Energies plans to invest $20 billion in renewables over 6 years​


Hero Future Energies, backed by global investors such as KKR and International Finance Corporation (IFC), aims to increase its capacity to 30 gigawatts (GW) by 2030 from an installed 1.9 GW currently.

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Centre approves 2 GW Solar park for Rajasthan

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Airox Nigen sets up 600 MW solar module manufacturing line in Haryana
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Inox Solar is targeting an initial capacity of 5 GW of solar modules and 2.5 GW of solar cell manufacturing capacity by 2026, at an outlined capex of Rs 1,500 crore, a company statement said.
 

NTPC Renewable Energy bags 1,000-MW solar power project

 

NTPC’s clean energy arm to build $21 billion green hydrogen hub​

NTPC Green Energy Ltd. is developing the project at Pudimadaka, near the city of Visakhapatnam, in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh. This is the first such project under India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission, a government statement said Monday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the foundation stone for the project on Jan. 8, the statement said. Green hydrogen is produced by using renewable energy to split hydrogen and oxygen atoms in water.

India aims to lift green hydrogen production to 5 million tons a year by 2030 from almost zero currently under a strategy to decarbonize heavy industries — including refineries and steel mills — and to become a major supplier of the fuel to global markets. The goal is being championed by state energy giants, such as NTPC as well as billionaires Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani.

The investment will include 20 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity to produce 1,500 tons per day of green hydrogen. Additionally, the site will produce 7,500 tons per day of derivatives including green methanol, green urea and sustainable aviation fuel, primarily targeting the export market, the government said in the statement.

20 GW for just this plant is insane.
 

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