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Thyssenkrupp nucera AG & Co. KGaA (Dortmund, Germany) and Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (New Delhi, India) signed a Strategic Collaboration Agreement to manufacture alkaline water electrolyzers in India for green hydrogen projects, reinforcing thyssenkrupp nucera’s strategy to expand its presence in a key market.

What impact could localized electrolyzer manufacturing by BHEL and thyssenkrupp nucera have on the pace and cost of green hydrogen deployment in India?

thyssenkrupp nucera and BHEL announce collaboration related to green hydrogen production in India

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Thyssenkrupp nucera AG & Co. KGaA (Dortmund, Germany) and Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (BHELl; New Delhi, India) have signed a Strategic Collaboration Agreement for alkaline water electrolyzer manufacturing for green hydrogen projects in India. The partnership marks another decisive step in thyssenkrupp nucera’s strategy to strengthen its position in one of the world’s most important […]

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priyaraman_ie 3 weeks ago
The big lift will be consistent diaphragm/separator quality and nickel coating uniformity, which tend to be the yield limiters in AWE stack assembly. Is the plan to localize those materials in India, and how are they balancing 100% end-of-line leak/polarization testing with takt time targets?
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pat 1 month ago
Alkaline is a solid choice on cost, but the real fight is water and heat. Our Gulf Coast pilots derated above 40°C and we fought KOH carryover and scale until we overbuilt pretreatment and cooling. Is BHEL localizing the balance-of-plant and spares, and how will they handle cycling if the power is from variable renewables?

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