Summary:
Indian solar panel manufacturer Oriana Power is building a new electrolyser gigafactory in India.
The factory will use pressurised alkaline technology from US start-up Splitwaters.
The facility will produce cutting-edge alkaline electrolysers and balance-of-plant equipment.
The project aims to reduce upfront costs of green hydrogen projects by up to 30%.
The first phase of the factory will have a capacity of 500MW and is scheduled for completion in 2026.
The factory will expand to 1GW by 2027.
Indian Solar Company Partners with US Startup to Build Gigafactory for Green Hydrogen Production
Indian solar panel manufacturer Oriana Power is teaming up with US start-up Splitwaters to build a new electrolyser gigafactory in India. This collaboration aims to produce cutting-edge alkaline electrolysers and balance-of-plant equipment that could significantly reduce the upfront costs of green hydrogen projects, potentially by up to 30%.
The first phase of the factory is scheduled for completion in 2026 and will have a capacity of 500MW, with plans to expand to 1GW by 2027. The facility will also produce turnkey plug-and-play modules, including all the necessary equipment for green hydrogen production, making it easier for project developers to implement their projects.
This strategic partnership between Oriana Power and Splitwaters represents a significant step forward in the development of India's green hydrogen industry, potentially accelerating the transition to a cleaner energy future.
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