L&T to set up India's largest green hydrogen plant at IOCL Panipat Refinery
green hydrogen plant
at
Indian Oil Corporation
's
Panipat Refinery
in
Haryana
.
The plant, to be set up by Larsen & Toubro's wholly-owned arm
L&T Energy GreenTech
Ltd, will supply 10,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year to Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOCL) for 25 years, supporting the Centre's
National Green Hydrogen Mission
.
The plant, being developed under a build-own-operate model, will operate round the clock using green energy, aligning with IOCL's broader strategy to
decarbonise
its refining operations and contribute to the nation's net zero goals.
"The decision to set up India's maiden green hydrogen plant validates our strategy to lead the nation's
energy transition
. This long-term project not only deepens our partnership with IOCL but also reinforces our capability to deliver large-scale
clean energy solutions
," L&T Deputy Managing Director & President Subramaniam Sarma said.
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