Larsen & Toubro begins operations of green hydrogen plant in Hazira

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has started operations of a green hydrogen plant at its AM Naik Heavy Engineering Complex in Hazira, Gujarat.

According to Larsen & Toubro, the plant will produce 45kg of green hydrogen daily based on an alkaline electrolysis process. The produced hydrogen will be utilized for captive consumption at the Hazira manufacturing complex.

Designed for an electrolyzer capacity of 800kW, the L&T green hydrogen plant is made up of Alkaline (380kW) and PEM (420kW) technologies. It will be powered by a 990kW peak DC capacity rooftop solar plant as well as a 500kWh battery energy storage system (BESS).

See also  Brigade Group announces major expansion in Chennai with new residential and resort projects

According to Larsen & Toubro, the 380kW alkaline electrolyzer has been set up as part of the first phase of the project. The 420kW PEM electrolyzer and the solar plant capacity augmentation to 1.6MW peak DC will be installed under future expansion plans.

Larsen & Toubro begins operations of green hydrogen plant in Hazira
Larsen & Toubro begins operations of green hydrogen plant in Hazira. Photo courtesy of LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED.

Subramanian Sarma — Larsen & Toubro Whole-time Director & Senior Executive Vice President (Energy) said: “L&T is at the forefront of providing innovative and sustainable solutions that will help meet the energy needs of the future. We are proud that our engineers have set up the Green Hydrogen generation plant at Hazira complex and integrated it with the existing manufacturing shops for use of the green hydrogen.

See also  Genus Power bags Rs 1,026cr smart prepaid meter installation contract

“This initiative is in line with L&T’s climate leadership targets of Lakshya-2026 that will help reduce greenhouse gases footprint for us as well as our clients by approximately 300 tonnes/annum. We believe that Green Hydrogen is a promising alternative fuel, and this plant is a testimony that we are committed to creating a greener tomorrow.”

See also  GE urges speedy fix for power turbine blades

Discover more from Business-News-Today.com

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.