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Oriana Power, Splitwaters collaborate to revolutionize green hydrogen development in India

US-based electrolyzers and Balance of Plant equipment maker Splitwaters and India’s renewable energy player Oriana Power have signed an agreement to collaborate for developing green hydrogen and e-Fuel (green ammonia, e-methanol, and green methanol) facilities in India.

Oriana Power is a leading solar energy company in India offering specialized and affordable renewable energy solutions to large corporations, commercial hubs, and industries across India. Splitwaters is a Houston, Texas‐based electrolyzer manufacturer and engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning firm specializing in low‐cost Green Hydrogen and e-Fuels plants.

Under the strategic alliance, Oriana Power will lead the business development and project execution in the Indian market and provide the electrolyzer and all other equipment required for green hydrogen projects, along with EPC services to clients in India. The alkaline electrolyzer and other equipment will be based on Splitwaters’ innovative technology and modular approach. This one-stop-shop solution aims to reduce the capital expenditure (CAPEX) of green hydrogen and e-Fuel projects by up to 30%, making these sustainable energy solutions more efficient and affordable.

Oriana Power will also support Splitwaters green hydrogen and e-Fuel projects outside India by leveraging its capabilities and market reach to propel the industry forward.

Initially, Splitwaters will supply electrolyzers and BOP equipment from the United States while these two companies are working on setting up an electrolyzer and Balance of Plant (BOP) modules factory in India.

Oriana Power is also planning to establish a working demonstration green hydrogen production unit in India, allowing developers, investors, and industry stakeholders to witness the equipment, workmanship, and the green hydrogen production process firsthand.

Anirudh Saraswat, Chief Business Officer, Oriana Power, held “We are thrilled about utilizing Splitwaters’ high-efficiency alkaline electrolyzer, which has a longer stack life and dynamic response to renewable energy fluctuations. This is a significant development for Oriana Power, and we are eager to take the Green Hydrogen sector in India to new heights.”

Deepak Bawa, CEO of Splitwaters, stated, “With Oriana Power’s local expertise, EPC capabilities, rich experience, and Splitwaters’ innovative modular approach for green hydrogen and e-fuels facilities under one roof, this partnership signifies a groundbreaking advancement.”

He concluded with a note of optimism, saying, “We are looking to take giant steps with Oriana Power in the near future and be a game-changer in the green hydrogen market in India.”

Subhash Yadav

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