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New Delhi, Reliance Electrolyser Manufacturing, Jindal India and <keyword id="20198636" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="john-cockerill" source="keywords">John Cockerill</keyword> Greenko Hydrogen Solutions are among the six firms who have emerged as successful bidders for getting incentives to set up facilities to manufacture electrolysers, a critical component required for green hydrogen production. The bids came in response to a tender by Solar Energy Corporation of India (<keyword id="19967266" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="seci" source="keywords">SECI</keyword>) inviting players for setting up 1.5GW manufacturing capacity for electrolysers, as per a SECI statement. Bids for electrolysers manufacturing were invited on July 7 last year. A SECI statement issued on January 12, 2024, showed that Reliance Electrolyser Manufacturing Ltd has bagged incentives of Rs 444 crore for setting up of 300MW of manufacturing capacities for electrolysers. Similarly, John Cockerill Greenko Hydrogen Solutions Private Ltd and Jindal India Ltd have also bagged incentives of Rs 444 crore each for setting up 300 MW manufacturing capacity of electrolysers each. Ohmium Operations Pvt Ltd has bagged Rs 202.76 crore incentives for 137 MW, while Advait Infratech Ltd (consortium with Rajesh Power Service Private Ltd) will get incentives of Rs 148 crore for 100 MW. L&amp;T Electrolysers Ltd has bagged incentives of Rs 93.24 crore for 63MW. The six firms have bagged total incentives of Rs 1,776 crore for 1200 MW under the 'Bucket-1: Electrolyser manufacturing capacity based on any stack technology'. As many as 14 firms' bids were qualified for the incentives. The eight firms which are not allocated any capacity under this scheme are Matrix Gas and Renewables in consortium with Gensol Engineering; HHP Seven; ACME Cleantech Solutions; Adani New Industries; Waaree Energies; Avaada Electrolyser; Green H2 Network India and Hild Electric. Under the 'Bucket-2: Electrolyser manufacturing capacity based on indigenously developed stack technology', <keyword id="20198638" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="homihydrogen" source="keywords">Homihydrogen</keyword> and Adani New Industries have emerged as successful bidders. Homihydrogen will get incentives of Rs 150.22 crore for setting up 101.5 MW of electrolysers manufacturing capacity, while Adani New Industries bagged Rs 293.78 crore for 198.5 MW. Under the Bucket-2, seven firms were in the fray. As many as five were not allocated incentives under the scheme, which include Livehy Energy; C Doctor And Company, Pratishna Engineers, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd and Newtrace. In January 2023, the Union Cabinet had approved the National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM) with an outlay of Rs 19,744 crore with an aim to make India a global hub for manufacturing this clean source of energy. The mission is expected to lead to the development of 5 million metric tonnes per annum of green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. The mission aims to develop India as a global hub for production, usage and exports of green hydrogen and its derivatives. It is expected to promote multilateral engagement and collaboration with various international efforts in hydrogen and fuel cells. The mission provides for setting up of two green hydrogen hubs in the initial phase. The ministry of ports, shipping and waterways has identified three major ports -- Deendayal, Paradip and V O Chidambaranar (Tuticorin) Ports -- to be developed as hydrogen hubs.

Reliance, Jindal among six firms to get incentives for electrolyser manufacturing

<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table float_right"><div><div class="image on-image">Thomson ReutersJPMorgan Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon speaks at the Aspen Institute's "Closing the Workforce Skills Gap" seminar</div></div></div>JPMorgan just promoted a new crop of bankers from its corporate and investment bank to managing director. It's a huge achievement to be named managing director, the senior-most title at the firm.While other firms like <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/goldman-managing-director-list-2015-11">Goldman Sachs</a> and <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/morgan-stanley-managing-directors-2016-1">Morgan Stanley</a> release the list publicly, the JPMorgan list is typically top-secret.We got our hands on the list, which went out on Thursday, however.JPMorgan declined to comment. Have a look - and congratulations to all the new MDs.<ul><li>Nick Adragna, Global spread</li><li>Caspar Agnew, International sales and marketing</li><li>Konstantin Akimov, Global investment banking</li><li>Bader Alamoudi, International sales and marketing</li><li>Nancy Albanese, Human resources</li><li>Najeeb Ali, Global investment banking</li><li>Daniele Apa, Global investment banking</li><li>Mark Astbury, Risk</li><li>Sterling Auty, Global research</li><li>Jay Barry, Global research</li><li>Chris Bono, Corporate banking</li><li>Michael Borgh, Global investment banking</li><li>Christian Brune, Corporate banking</li><li>Brian Charters, Americas sales &amp; marketing</li><li>Michelle Chen, Global investment banking</li><li>Yowjie Chien, Global equities</li><li>KC Choi, Legal</li><li>Chris Cockerill, Corporate communications</li><li>Sara Collins, Finance and business management</li><li>Lori Cuneo, Global investment banking</li><li>Akhil Dattani, Global research</li><li>Anissa Dhouibi, Risk</li><li>Emre Eler, Global investment banking</li><li>Donna Fitzmaurice, Treasury services</li><li>Francesco Forte, International sales and marketing</li><li>Bronwyn Fox, Investor services and financing</li><li>Anthony Fraind, Americas sales and marketing</li><li>Melissa Gallagher, Compliance</li><li>Paul Gallant, Chief administrative office</li><li>Kenneth Goldman, Global research</li><li>Sudha Gorla, Americas sales and marketing</li><li>Gianluca Gorlani, International sales and marketing</li><li>Patxi Granero, Global investment banking</li><li>Daniel Gritz, Finance and business management</li><li>Winston Gu, Risk</li><li>Vikas Gupta, Global macro</li><li>Fadi Hanna, Compliance</li><li>Sony Hassan, Global macro</li><li>Taosong He, Risk</li><li>Joe Hussey, Treasury services</li><li>Michele Iozzolino, Global investment banking</li><li>Anchal Jain, Global macro</li><li>Cory Kasimov, Global research</li><li>Cameron Kissel, International sales and marketing</li><li>Niklas Kloepfer, 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