Abstract:
Green Hydrogen mission announced by Government is extremely ambitious. There are incentives for production of green Hydrogen and for installation of electrolysers. However still lot of clarity is needed. Very recently emission norms were given. Several companies have given letter of intent for production and for electrolysers and most companies have MoU with foreign technology suppliers. Refineries are the largest users of Hydrogen for fuel sulphur reduction and have been notified for shift to green Hydrogen. As a part of Mission Innovation , several brainstorming sessions were held with Indian researchers. Also with Bains Co a detailed report on India's preparedness for green Hydrogen mission was prepared for World economic Forum and report released in Jan, 2024. Technology basics, R&D areas, our patenting and publications would be discussed.
Speaker bio:
Dr. D. K. Tuli holds Ph.D. in Synthetic Chemistry followed by over three decades of varied experience in R & D in the hydrocarbon industry with a special interest in Synthetics and Bio-energy. He was PDF in Liverpool University (1978-800 and Robert Robinson labs, UK (1987-89 ) Dr. Tuli, has to his credit, 25 US patents, two European patents and 31 Indian patents. He has also published over 91 research papers in professional journals. Dr Tuli worked in alternate energy for 31 years in IOC(R&D) and superannuated as Executive Director. He was CEO , Indian Oil Technologies for five years and was responsible for technology development and marketing in India and abroad. As Executive Director & Centre coordinator of DBT-IOC Centre for Advanced Bio-Energy research he had set up a large multi technology centre employing 50 researchers. He was Adjunct Professor at University of Western Australia at Perth and at Deakin University, Australia. He has guided 5 PhD students and edited books on enzyme technology & Biofuel Technologies. Dr Tuli has been DBT-IOC Chair on bio-energy from 2017- 2020 looking after Mission Innovation Programme.