\n| Reliance Industries Ltd.\u00a0(Reliance New Energy)<\/td>\n | Jamnagar, Gujarat<\/td>\n | Invested over \u20b975,000 crore in its new energy business, including a green hydrogen ecosystem at Jamnagar targeting 1 million tonnes per year production capacity; partnered with Nel ASA (Norway) for electrolyzer technology<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n |
\n| NTPC Limited<\/td>\n | Leh, Ladakh (and other locations)<\/td>\n | India\u2019s largest power generation utility; established an advanced green hydrogen ecosystem in Leh including a 1.7 MW solar plant, battery storage, and an alkaline electrolyzer producing 80 kg of high-purity hydrogen daily, powering India\u2019s first hydrogen fuel-cell bus refuelling station<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n |
\n| Larsen & Toubro (L&T) \/ L&T Electrolyzers<\/td>\n | Multiple locations including Kandla, Gujarat and Panipat, Haryana<\/td>\n | Announced India\u2019s largest green hydrogen plant at IOCL\u2019s Panipat refinery (10,000 tonnes\/year for 25 years); developing a Gujarat green hydrogen hub (7 MTPA green ammonia, 1.4 MTPA green hydrogen) with Reliance at Deendayal Port Authority; first electrolyzer factory commenced with 150-200 MW initial capacity<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n |
\n| Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL)<\/td>\n | Panipat, Haryana; Mathura, Uttar Pradesh<\/td>\n | Setting up green hydrogen production at its refineries, blending hydrogen with natural gas for cleaner refining operations<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n |