Api Power Company and New Delhi-based GreenZo Energy have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop green hydrogen plants of capacity totalling 50MW in different parts of Nepal.
According to Indian media reports, Api Power will be investing Rs16 billion in the projects. The company has proposed to build hydrogen projects at its existing sites of hydro and solar projects at locations including Bardeghat, Chanauta, Kawasoti, Dhalkebar, Parwanipur, Simara and Chandranigahpur.These projects are scheduled to be installed within a span of three years or by 2025 and can generate 4,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually, according to the reports. “The work on establishing the hydrogen plant will begin in 2023,” Guru Neupane, founder of Api Power, told the Post.He said that they aim to produce hydrogen which could be used in various industries including cement and ice cream making. “We…
Api Power and India’s GreenZo Energy tie up to develop 50MW hydrogen plants in Nepal
