Punjab Industrialist Develops Low-Cost Catalyst for Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Dr. HS Cheema from Ropar has patented a new catalyst technology using doped graphite, reducing fuel cell costs by up to 60%. This innovation aims to enhance hydrogen fuel cell adoption in India, particularly for electric vehicles, as it replaces expensive palladium.
Theia Market Signal Identification - AI Assisted
Dr. HS Cheema, Chairman of Cheema Boilers Limited in Punjab, has developed a catalyst technology using specially doped graphite, which could reduce the cost of hydrogen fuel cells by up to 60%. This innovation replaces costly palladium, addressing a significant barrier to fuel cell adoption.
Fuel cells generate electricity through hydrogen reacting with oxygen, offering a clean energy source. A prototype has been tested at IIT Ropar and a CSIR lab in Chandigarh, with real field testing planned. This development aligns with India's National Green Hydrogen Mission to promote cleaner energy.
Comments