The company is part of the Poonawalla group and offers hybrid energy solutions within the green energy ecosystem.
He is developing these three-wheelers as part of an Indo-Canadian program funded by Gita, a public-private partnership between the Technology Development Council, the Department of Science and Technology, the Indian government and CII.
The concept would provide a zero-emission public transport vehicle, which would be cost-competitive with other technologies, the companies said in a joint press release.
“We are already producing green hydrogen from our electrolysers and are now developing a three-wheeler concept for public transport and intercity freight using green hydrogen,” said Sidharth R Mayur, Founder and Director General of H2e Power Systems.
The hydrogen three-wheeler concept targets intercity public transport and freight transport integrating fuel cell technology with low-cost, low-pressure storage technology.
“India is a natural market for our low pressure, high density, exchangeable hydrogen tanks. This technology can really play a pivotal role in the adoption of hydrogen fuel cells and meet India’s energy needs with zero emission technology, ”said Grace Quan, CEO of Hydrogen In Motion.
Amarnath Chakradeo, co-founder and executive director of h2e Power, said the innovative cylinders will reduce storage costs and provide higher mileage for the owner of the three-wheeled vehicle and a better return on investment.
