Waaree Group breaks ground on alkaline electrolyser facility in India
As India Energy Week 2025 kicks off, Waaree Group has started developing its alkaline electrolyser manufacturing facility, with an initial production capacity of 300MW.
As India Energy Week 2025 kicks off, Waaree Group has started developing its alkaline electrolyser manufacturing facility, with an initial production capacity of 300MW.
Its top holdings include Contemporary Amperex Technology (8.2%), Air Products & Chemicals (7.15%), Asahi Kasei Corp (7%) and Linde (6.80%).
Dr. David Hodgson, Chief Technology Officer at James Cropper and Gurjant Randhawa, President and CEO at Cipher Neutron, discuss how to run an accelerated degradation test for PEM and AEM electrolysers on H2 View’s Understanding...
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Elogen has revealed that the gigafactory construction will be suspended, and up to 110 positions at the company could be eliminated.
Gurjant Randhawa, President and CEO at Cipher Neutron, discusses how AEM technology deals with membrane swelling – which lead to cracks and delamination on H2 View’s Understanding Electrolyser Degradation webinar.
The leadership changes follow JM announcing a CAPEX suspension in its hydrogen technologies business.
The hydrogen boom of 2021–22 may have been fuelled by ambition, but its future will be determined by pragmatism.
“Precise manufacturing and optimised composite wrapping result in a 40% cost reduction compared to traditional multi-cylinder solutions,” explained Oksana Pilatova of GVP Group.
Hysata’s electrolysers significantly boost efficiency, increasing from 75% in existing commercial models to 95%, achieving an energy consumption of just 41.5 kWh per kilogram of hydrogen.
