Renewable-powered hydrogen for industry, backed by 2.2+ GW of solar & wind EPC experience.
Alpha Devraj Renewable Energy LLP supports India’s green hydrogen mission with renewable-powered hydrogen solutions — from the dedicated solar and wind capacity that powers electrolysis to complete project development support for industrial off-takers.
Green hydrogen is hydrogen produced by splitting water through electrolysis using renewable electricity, resulting in near-zero carbon emissions. It differs from grey hydrogen (made from natural gas) and blue hydrogen (natural gas with carbon capture). Because renewable power is the largest cost component of green hydrogen, low-cost solar and wind — like Gujarat’s — is the key to competitive production.
Gujarat combines some of India’s best solar irradiation and wind resources with major ports, industrial clusters and chemical and refining industries that already consume hydrogen. That makes the state a natural hub for green hydrogen and green ammonia production under India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission.
Green hydrogen economics depend on the cost and reliability of renewable power. Alpha Devraj has delivered more than 2.2 GW of renewable projects — including the 45 MW Barpatoli wind-solar hybrid plant — and applies that EPC and IPP experience to the renewable backbone of hydrogen projects.
Exploring green hydrogen for your industry? Talk to us about renewable power supply for electrolysis, or see our solar IPP and hybrid capabilities.
Green hydrogen is produced by splitting water via electrolysis using renewable electricity, so production is near-zero carbon. It differs from grey hydrogen (made from natural gas) and blue hydrogen (natural gas with carbon capture).
Electricity is the largest cost component of electrolytic hydrogen. Low-cost, high-availability renewable power — such as wind-solar hybrid plants with storage — is what makes green hydrogen competitive.
Gujarat combines excellent solar irradiation and wind resources with major ports, industrial clusters, and refining and chemical industries that already consume hydrogen — making it a natural green hydrogen and green ammonia hub under India's National Green Hydrogen Mission.
Alpha Devraj develops and builds the renewable power backbone of hydrogen projects — dedicated solar, wind and hybrid capacity with storage for high electrolyser utilisation — and provides feasibility and power-cost modelling for hydrogen off-takers.
