Engineering conglomerate Larsen & Toubro (L&T) is preparing the ground to begin the commercial sale of electrolysers in September, which would be 50 per cent cheaper than its European counterparts, a senior company executive has said.
An electrolyser is a key equipment required for the generation of green hydrogen.
Last quarter, L&T manufactured its first electrolyser as a prototype.
The company is initially expecting a majority of its sales to come from the domestic market.
“Come September, the company plans to commercially roll out 150-200 megawatt (MW) of this capacity,” said Derek Shah, senior vice-president at L&T and head of green