Raj Bhatt

Greenzo Energy Wins Order from Jindal Stainless for Green Hydrogen Electrolyser Plant in Odisha Greenzo Energy India Limited has secured an order from Formerly Jindal Stainless Limited., Now Called Jsl Limited. to supply, install, and commission a green hydrogen electrolyser plant at JSL’s Kalinga Nagar Industrial Complex in Jajpur, Odisha. The facility will have an annual hydrogen production capacity of 472,409 kg, with a scalable design that can be expanded to 1.5 KTPA. The green hydrogen will be used in JSL’s Bright Annealing Line and Bell Furnace, supporting the company's transition to green steel and reduced carbon emissions. Key Project Details ♦ Electrolyser capacity: 472,409 kg/year ♦ Hydrogen output: 5,256,000 Nm³/year (~0.47 KTPA), scalable to 1.5 KTPA ♦ Use case: Stainless steel production (Bright Annealing Line, Bell Furnace) ♦ Timeline: Delivery and commissioning within 6 months of contract signing ♦ Support: 30 days on-site training + 11 months of remote technical assistance ♦ Location: Kalinga Nagar Industrial Complex, Jajpur, Odisha Technology Highlights ♦ Made-in-India bipolar stack electrolyser ♦ Hydrogen purity: 99.99999% ♦ Operating pressure: 30 bar ♦ Integrated SCADA system with AI-enabled automation ♦ High-efficiency and scalable design Strategic Impact ♦ Enables JSL’s green steel production and ESG compliance ♦ Strengthens Greenzo’s position in India’s industrial decarbonization sector ♦ Aligns with India's National Green Hydrogen Mission ♦ Reinforces domestic electrolyser manufacturing under Make in India Industry Context This project supports India's broader efforts to decarbonize energy-intensive industries through green hydrogen integration. With growing policy support and infrastructure development, companies like Jindal Stainless and Greenzo Energy are emerging as early leaders in the transition to clean energy. Market Insight At Blackridge Research & Consulting®, we track green hydrogen projects, electrolyser deployments, and industrial decarbonization efforts in India and globally. If you're working within the hydrogen value chain or evaluating new opportunities, let’s connect to explore trends, competitive dynamics, and what’s next for the sector.

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We welcome the GST Council’s progressive decision, which brings greater clarity and efficiency to the power sector. As an integrated energy company with a strong presence in both transitional and renewable energy generation, we believe this step will not only ease operations across the value chain but also strengthen India’s transition towards sustainable energy. While the tax rate on coal has been raised from 5% to 18%, the overall impact will be minor as the existing compensation cess of Rs 400 per tonne has now been subsumed within the GST rate. However, to support the transition from fossil fuels to non-fossil sources, the reduction of GST on renewable sector products from 12% to 5% is truly transformative. It will further enhance renewable energy capacity and accelerate the adoption of green technologies such as biogas, solar cells, green hydrogen and battery energy storage systems. This reform reaffirms the government’s commitment to building a robust and future-ready power ecosystem, and we remain dedicated to contributing to the nation’s energy security and green growth journey. #GSTReforms #NextGenGST #RatulPuri

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India’s energy future won’t just be built in cities—it’s being quietly shaped in its villages. While over 65% of our population lives in rural areas, millions still lack access to dependable electricity. The answer? Not just bigger grids, but smarter ones. Decentralized Renewable Energy Solutions (DRE) are redefining what progress looks like—community-led, climate-resilient, and inclusive. From Dharnai to Baripatha and the Sundarbans, we’re seeing proof: when energy is local, impact is exponential. This is not just an energy transition. It’s a movement—for empowerment, resilience, and equitable development. Let’s reimagine rural India—not as underserved, but as energy pioneers. #EnergyLeadership #DecentralizedPower #RuralInnovation #NetZeroIndia #CleanTech #ClimateEquity #EnergyTransition #FutureOfEnergy

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India - The New Axis of Global Energy India’s energy transformation is reshaping the global landscape: * Energy consumption: 3rd largest globally, 3rd largest oil consumer using over 5 million barrels/day * Refining: 4th largest refining hub with 258+ MMTPA capacity, set to expand further by 2030 * LNG & mobility: 4th largest LNG importer (~6% of global trade) and 4th largest automobile market * Pipelines: 6th largest natural gas pipeline network – 25,429 km operational, target 33,475 km by 2030 * Clean cooking: PM Ujjwala Yojana, the world’s largest clean fuel access programme, will now reach 10.60 crore homes, serving over 33 crore LPG consumers nationwide. * Exploration: OALP Round X (2025) - India’s largest offshore offering with 25 blocks (~1.91 lakh sq km); 172 blocks cumulatively awarded (~3.47 lakh sq km) * Green hydrogen: OMCs planning 900 KTPA capacity by 2030, with plants already operational at BPCL Bina, HPCL Vizag, and GAIL Vijaipur * CBG: 114 plants producing 780 TPD; 42,800 tonnes procured in FY 2024-25 From clean kitchens to green hydrogen, modern pipelines to offshore exploration - India is not just part of the global energy story; it is shaping it. All under the visionary leadership of PM Narendra Modi ji. #EnergyLeadership #CleanEnergy #EnergySecurity #ModiGovernment

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