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BHEL collaborates with thyssenkrupp nucera India
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited has partnered with thyssenkrupp nucera India for local manufacturing. This collaboration focuses on alkaline electrolyser systems for green hydrogen projects. The agreement aims for phased indigenisation and local production of these critical components. BHEL's project execution capabilities for green hydrogen will be significantly strengthened. This initiative supports India's National Green Hydrogen Mission and the Make in India program.
BHEL inks pact with thyssenkrup nucera for building Alkaline Electrolyser system in India
Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) said that it has signed a strategic collaboration agreement (SCA) with thyssenkrup nucera India for Alkaline Electrolyser system for green hydrogen projects.
Jio, AI, New Energy & more: Multiple levers to fuel RIL's compounding story
Amar Deo Singh said that RIL is methodically evolving into a diversified, technology-enabled, green conglomerate deeply aligned with India's Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.
Advait Energy Transitions signs MoU with TECO Fuel Cell Technology AS, Norway
The MoU aligns with the Government of India's Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative and the National Green Hydrogen Mission and is aimed at enabling domestic manufacturing capability through knowledge transfer and joint engineering in hydrogen fuel cell technology.
India to invite bids for 220 MWe Small Modular Reactor, boosting nuclear push under green energy transition
India is set to invite bids for its first 220 MWe Bharat Small Modular Reactor (BSMR-200) within six months, a significant stride in boosting nuclear energy for its green transition. Foreign firms can participate with local partners. This pilot project, costing approximately Rs 30 crore per MW, aims to pave the way for future SMR developments.
Non-installation of vapour recovery system: NGT dismisses BPCL's appeal against Rs 1 crore fine
The National Green Tribunal has rejected Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited's appeal against a Rs 1 crore environmental fine. BPCL failed to install a vapour recovery system in its storage terminals by the March 2024 deadline. The tribunal upheld the Central Pollution Control Board's order, noting the Supreme Court's directive on the matter.