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As the energy demand of the automotive and industrial sectors continues to increase around the world, conventional fossil fuels will no longer be able to meet the growing needs for clean and reliable energy. Hydrogen has emerged internationally as a multi-sector solution. From aviation and shipping to long-distance road transport, hydrogen is a green alternative to power heavy-duty vehicles and energy-intensive industries. Due to the current energy crisis, environmental degradation and climate change effects caused by fossil fuels, India is exploring clean and efficient alternatives to fossil fuels, including the use of fuel cell technology.

The use of hydrogen as a fuel for cars has gained momentum in India. India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has supported various hydrogen projects in academic institutions, research organizations and industry for their development. Examples of projects include the development of hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines to power two- and three-wheelers and minibuses, as well as the establishment of two hydrogen refueling stations at the Indian Oil R&D Center in Faridabad. and at the National Solar Energy Institute in Gurugram. As of February 2020, the MNRE has partnered with NTPC Ltd., an Indian energy conglomerate, to propose the launch of a fuel cell bus pilot project.

With India's rapid population growth and economic development, the country is facing major environmental problems affecting its people. The technology of fuel cells and hydrogen is emerging as a solution due to its clean operation and its application versatility. India's funding of major fuel cell and hydrogen technology developments will help make hydrogen part of key decarbonization methods, from reducing emissions from obvious factors like transportation

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Map of Hydrogen Service Stations in India

List of hydrogen refueling stations in India

DEALER / विक्रेताCITY / शहरSTATE / राज्य
Indian OilFaridabad / फरीदाबादHaryana / हरयाणा
National Institute of Solar EnergyGurugram / गुरूग्रामHaryana / हरयाणा
 Mumbai Maharashtra
 Delhi Delhi
 Bangalore Karnataka
 Hyderabad Telangana
 Ahmedabad Gujarat
 Chennai Tamil Nadu
 Kolkata West Bengal
 SuratGujarat
 PuneMaharashtra
 JaipurRajasthan
 LucknowUttar Pradesh
 KanpurUttar Pradesh
 NagpurMaharashtra
 IndoreMadhya Pradesh
 ThaneMaharashtra
 BhopalMadhya Pradesh
 VisakhapatnamSeemandhra
 Pimpri & ChinchwadMaharashtra
 PatnaBihar
 VadodaraGujarat
 GhaziabadUttar Pradesh
 LudhianaPunjab
 AgraUttar Pradesh
 NashikMaharashtra
 FaridabadHaryana

News about hydrogen refueling stations in India

November 30, 2021. Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) is making strong moves to venture into the production of alternative fuels. The major oil trading company (OMC), for example, is increasing its capacities to supply hydrogen. Speaking at a virtual conclave hosted by our sister publication Autocar Professional on 'Tackling Emissions Challenges', Indian Oil Chairman Shrikant Madhav Vaidya said: "Indian Oil is committed to the use of hydrogen and we are doing a lot of research on this particular aspect. ." He added that the use of hydrogen is expected to increase "big time".

Commenting on Indian Oil's plans for hydrogen production, Vaidya said: “Who better than the oil industry to talk about hydrogen? We are the largest individual producers of hydrogen.” He continued: “I am very happy to share that we are going to operate almost 50 hydrogen fuel cell buses from two sides – from Panipat (Haryana) refinery and Gujarat refinery. Work on the refinery end has already started and we have invested to make a fuel purity of 99.5 INI.” Vaidya said that the fuel cell buses will be launched in October or November this year.

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