By Enersider Desk | New Delhi
This October, ENERSIDER Cover Story – Numero Uno: Projects Across the Energy Sector, highlights how India is powering a low-carbon future—from renewable mega-projects to green hydrogen, LNG-LCNG, and electric highways—driving innovation, industrial growth, and sustainable mobility nationwide.
Maharashtra Natural Gas Limited (MNGL) strengthens India’s clean energy landscape with its LNG-LCNG station at Pathardi, Nashik—South-East Asia’s largest. Operating three 114 KL LNG tanks and 30+ cryogenic tankers, the facility delivers 2+ lakh SCMD of natural gas across industrial, commercial, and transport sectors, simultaneously running four streams (HP, MP, LP & Auto-LNG). With advanced Boil-off Gas management, 24×7 operations, and first-day production of ~18,000 kg CNG, Pathardi exemplifies MNGL’s commitment to reliable, sustainable energy, reducing carbon emissions while supporting India’s transition to a low-carbon future. | Maharashtra Natural Gas Limited
The National Highways for Electric Vehicles (NHEV) program is transforming India’s transport sector with a 5,500 km e-highway network by 2027, linking Delhi to Kanyakumari via Mumbai and Kolkata. Pilots covering 830 km achieved a 30% reduction in EV operating costs through innovations like battery-as-a-service and 3G energy stations. Featuring solar, wind, and hydrogen integration, NHEV combines private investment with public oversight under the Annuity Hybrid E-Mobility model. Leadership highlights India’s systemic efficiency, ESG frameworks, and $2 trillion green economy ambitions driving sustainable mobility nationwide. | NHEV – National Highways for EV
Oriana Power Ltd. is shaping India’s green energy future with its 60,000 MTPA Green Ammonia project under SECI Mode-2A Tranche-1, targeting domestic fertilizer supply and future exports. With 500+ MW electrolysis capacity, advanced alkaline water electrolysis, and DM water desalination, the company integrates renewable generation, storage, and hydrogen-based fuels. “Electrolysis technology is indispensable for converting electricity into CO2-neutral fuels,” says Anirudh Saraswat, Founder & CBO. By 2030, Oriana aims to produce 1 MMTP of green molecules, reinforcing its evolution from renewable power to a comprehensive green energy enterprise. | TrueRE – Oriana Power Ltd
Adani Green Energy’s Khavda project in Gujarat is set to be the world’s largest 30 GW renewable energy plant, generating 26 GW solar and 4 GW wind power across 538 sq km. Producing 87.4 billion units annually, it will power 17.4 million homes, create 15,200+ jobs, and save 1,716 million litres of water. Leveraging advanced tech like robotic solar cleaning and digital twins, the project underscores AGEL’s commitment to accelerating India’s clean energy transition. “Through bold projects like Khavda, AGEL is setting global benchmarks in giga-scale renewables,” says leadership. | Adani Green Energy Ltd.
ACME Cleantech is set to transform India’s green energy landscape with its gigawatt-scale green ammonia project in Odisha. With 1+ GW electrolysis and 1,200+ MTPD production capacity, the project secured 370 ktpa under SECI’s landmark auction, supplying major fertilizer producers. Using proven alkaline water electrolysers and desalinated seawater, ACME combines scale, cost-efficiency, and sustainability. “Hydrogen will decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors,” says leadership, highlighting global competitiveness. First deliveries are expected by end-2028, reinforcing India’s role as a green ammonia exporter. | ACME Cleantech
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