NTPC considering 50% green hydrogen blending at gas-power units: Officials

NTPC recently signed separate MoUs with three of its OEMs - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, GE and Siemens to explore the possibility of hydrogen blending at its gas units

Shreya Jai | New Delhi
Last Updated at January 4, 2023 23:51 IST

The state government holds a 26.85 per cent stake in SJVN, which owns and operates 2 GW of hydro power projects

The country’s largest power generator, NTPC, is considering blending green hydrogen at its gas-based power generation units, for up to 50 per cent of the total fuel requirement, Business Standard has learnt.

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