Environment

Simon India, IIT Bombay partner to step-up green tech in India

Simon India Limited (SIL) has entered into a strategic MoU with the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT Bombay), through its National Centre of Excellence in Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (NCoE-CCUS), Department of Earth Sciences, to co-develop next-generation green and low-carbon technologies.

The partnership marks a decisive step in strengthening India’s industrial transition toward sustainability, combining IIT Bombay’s advanced research capabilities with Simon India’s engineering execution strength and industrial deployment expertise.

A Strategic Collaboration for India’s Energy Transition

The MoU establishes a structured framework for collaboration across critical areas of green and climate-focused technologies including green hydrogen and green ammonia, carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), circular economy and waste-to-value solutions, energy efficiency and low-carbon industrial processes, as well as rare earth recovery and advanced fertilizers and chemical derivatives.

The collaboration is designed not merely for academic exchange but for co-development, pilot validation, technology transfer, and commercialization of scalable industrial solutions.

From Research to Industrial Deployment

Under the agreed scope, both institutions will collaborate on intellectual property creation and protection in catalysts, joint research and development programs and pilot projects, research grant proposals including international submissions, technology transfer and commercialization pathways, capacity building and faculty–industry exchange, along with student internships, industrial training, and experiential learning initiatives.

In the collaboration, IIT Bombay will provide access to laboratory infrastructure, conduct bench-scale validations, develop engineering models, and generate CAPEX and OPEX estimates to support pilot-scale design. Simon India will contribute industrial expertise, implementation pathways, and engineering support to translate validated research into deployable projects.

Prof. Vikram Vishal, IIT Bombay, stated, “By working closely with Simon India Limited, we are confident of developing scalable solutions that can significantly contribute to India’s sustainability and decarbonization goals.”

Aashutosh Aggarwal, CEO of Simon India, said, “By combining academic excellence with our engineering and execution expertise, we aim to accelerate the development and deployment of India’s own proprietary green and low-carbon technologies that will support India’s clean energy transition and long-term industrial growth.”

About Simon India Limited

Simon India Limited is a technology-driven engineering and industrial solutions company delivering integrated services across project development, engineering, and industrial innovation. The company is committed to enabling sustainable industrial growth through digital integration, process optimization, and research-led execution.

Subhash Yadav

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