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The agreement marks a significant step in expanding green hydrogen applications and strengthening clean energy infrastructure.
Advait Energy Transitions Limited (AETL), formerly known as Advait Infratech Limited, has signed an off-taker Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Haryana City Gas Distribution (Bhiwadi) Limited to establish a 2000 MTPA Green Hydrogen Plant. The agreement marks a significant step in expanding green hydrogen applications and strengthening clean energy infrastructure.
As part of the agreement, AETL will supply 15MW alkaline-based electrolysers and provide turnkey Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) solutions along with Balance of Plant (BoP) systems. The company will also manage the operations and maintenance of the plant for one year post-commissioning. Additionally, the collaboration includes consultancy and advisory services to assess green hydrogen applications for industrial and commercial use, with a focus on potential developments in green ammonia production and carbon credits.
Shalin Seth, Founder & Managing Director, Advait Energy Transitions Limited, said, “This agreement with Haryana City Gas Distribution is a pivotal step in our journey toward fostering a sustainable energy ecosystem. By combining cutting-edge technology with a forward-thinking approach, we aim to unlock the potential of green hydrogen as a viable solution for industrial and commercial energy needs. Together, we are setting the foundation for a cleaner and more resilient energy future.”
The partnership aligns with AETL’s broader strategy of contributing to the energy transition by delivering green hydrogen solutions. The project aims to expand clean energy applications and drive industrial sustainability while advancing India’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions.
