Technip Energies Awarded India’s Largest PEM Based Hydrogen Project by NTPC
Technip Energies has been awarded an EPCC contract by NTPC for a 5 MW Hydrogen Generation Plant using PEM technology in Madhya Pradesh, India. This project aims for large-scale green hydrogen production and will integrate renewable energy sources in the future. NTPC plans to set up two additional units: a CO2 capture facility and a methanol unit using captured CO2 and hydrogen. Technip Energies highlights its commitment to energy transition and project management capabilities, marking a significant move towards decarbonization in the Indian energy sector.
- Awarded EPCC contract by NTPC for 5 MW Hydrogen Generation Plant.
- Significant step towards green hydrogen production in India.
- Demonstrates commitment to energy transition and carbon-free projects.
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The EPCC contract covers the delivery of a 5 MW Hydrogen Generation Plant using Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Electrolysis technology at a
NTPC is setting up this plant along with two other units – the first, a CO2 capture facility that captures CO2 from flue gas stream of the coal fired power plant and the second being a Methanol unit that uses the captured CO2 and the Hydrogen through PEM Electrolyzer being supplied by
To know more about Technip Energies’ capabilities in green hydrogen:
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