India’s First Solid Waste to Hydrogen Plant: PMC Sets up Plant in Hadapsar

India’s First Solid Waste to Hydrogen Plant: PMC Sets up Plant in Hadapsar

Here’s an article posted in Hindustan Times.

According to the article,

Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is setting up India’s first plant to extract hydrogen from solid waste using plasma gasification technology in Hadapsar Industrial area.
The plant has a capacity of 350 metric tonnes, and PMC will pay a tipping fee of ?348 per tonne to the contractor.
The green hydrogen generated from waste will be used for industrial purposes.
The project is expected to be completed within a year, and hydrogen production will begin in the following year.

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