Visakhapatnam: The three-day Indo-US workshop on hydrogen and global decarbonisation commenced here on Monday. The Indian Institute of Petroleum and Energy (IIPE), Visakhapatnam, collaborated with Stony Brook University, New York, for the workshop. IIPE director Prof Shalivahan expressed his thanks to NTPC for their support in the hydrogen generation project.
“The unique feature of the workshop is breakout sessions which would be a group activity and the participants would discuss everyday topic to come up with the top three priorities,” said Prof Shalivahan.
Prof Devinder Mahajan of Stony Brook University, who was the keynote speaker, explained the importance of goal-oriented research. He commended the NTPC-IIPE collaboration for its innovative hydrogen production initiatives. NTPC Simhadri project director S.K. Sinha discussed the use of seawater for condenser cooling and the installation of a 25 MW floating solar panel, forecasting NTPC to become a 130 GW company by 2032.
NTPC projects director UK Bhattacharya highlighted the recent commissioning of a one TPD hydrogen plant and the potential of chemical and electrochemical engineering in addressing global energy challenges. The workshop underscored the crucial role of industry-academia partnerships in advancing hydrogen technology and achieving global energy targets. TNN
“The unique feature of the workshop is breakout sessions which would be a group activity and the participants would discuss everyday topic to come up with the top three priorities,” said Prof Shalivahan.
Prof Devinder Mahajan of Stony Brook University, who was the keynote speaker, explained the importance of goal-oriented research. He commended the NTPC-IIPE collaboration for its innovative hydrogen production initiatives. NTPC Simhadri project director S.K. Sinha discussed the use of seawater for condenser cooling and the installation of a 25 MW floating solar panel, forecasting NTPC to become a 130 GW company by 2032.
NTPC projects director UK Bhattacharya highlighted the recent commissioning of a one TPD hydrogen plant and the potential of chemical and electrochemical engineering in addressing global energy challenges. The workshop underscored the crucial role of industry-academia partnerships in advancing hydrogen technology and achieving global energy targets. TNN
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