Maruti Suzuki MD & CEO Hisashi Takeuchi aims to cut the company’s carbon footprint in manufacturing from 615,000 tonnes to 266,000 tonnes by FY 2030-31 using clean technologies
Maruti Suzuki India commissioned a 300 kW Green Hydrogen (GH2) electrolyzer plant, a pilot initiative, at its Manesar Facility. The project would help the firm maximise the use of its solar energy generated on-site. The Green Hydrogen produced would be blende…

At its Menesar facility
Maruti Suzuki's Manesar Green Hydrogen Plant: The company's 300 kW pilot plant will use surplus solar power to produce hydrogen for manufacturing, as the automaker expands its clean-energy push

In a situation of fuel crisis, policies that create long-term demand for green hydrogen and lower its delivered cost are vital

IIT-Guwahati's new coating boosts green hydrogen production by 51%, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs in solar-powered systems.
India is exploring green hydrogen as a cooking fuel to cut reliance on imported LPG. This initiative aims for energy stability and savings. The technology is in research and development, with startups showcasing its potential. Green hydrogen cooking produces …