Greenzo Energy, India’s only indigenous alakaline electrolyzer manufacturer, has  launched its pioneering 1 MW alkaline electrolyzer stack, the “Un Wheel,” a 100% indigenous green hydrogen production technology designed specifically to operate optimally under Indian environmental conditions.

The “Un Wheel” has been engineered entirely by Indian scientists and engineers to function reliably across diverse Indian climates.  It can function effectively across a wide temperature range from -20°C to 60°C. With a lifespan of 20 years, the electrolyzer stack delivers hydrogen at a 30 bar pressure, eliminating the need for additional compressors.

The stack incorporates advanced monitoring and control features for several essential parameters that ensure both efficient and safe hydrogen production.

Commenting on the development, Sandeep Agarwal, Founder and Managing Director, Greenzo Energy, said: “The launch of our ‘Un Wheel’ stack is a defining moment not only for Greenzo Energy but for India’s green energy ambitions. With this breakthrough, we’re setting new standards in green hydrogen technology, pushing India’s vision of energy independence and environmental resilience into high gear.

“The ‘Un Wheel’ reflects our commitment to Aatmanirbhar Bharat, advancing sustainable growth for the nation. We are utilizing indigenous Alkaline Water Electrolysis technology that combines non-noble metals for cost-efficient and lower energy consumption. Our design prioritizes scalable, safe deployment with advanced electrode materials to boost efficiency and reduce degradation and we’ve also developed a unique electrolyte composition for improved performance and durability with waste heat recovery that enhances energy efficiency.

“Now commercially available, this stack is designed to meet the urgent needs of industries like heavy manufacturing, transportation, and power in transitioning towards clean energy. Our current order book stands at Rs. 1,400 crore and we expect our new stack to significantly increase our revenue potential. We are looking forward to building key partnerships with private and public sectors to drive green hydrogen deployment on a national scale.”