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Wärtsilä looks to invest in hydrogen engines, energy storage in India

In India since the 1980s, Wärtsilä has delivered 250 power plants with a total output of 3,500 Mw. It also operates and manages 35 power plants with a total output of over 1,300 Mw

The company is currently testing  its power generation engines for using hydrogen.
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The company is currently testing its power generation engines for using hydrogen.

Shreya Jai New Delhi
Energy and marine technology solutions provider Wärtsilä is now looking to diversify into newer fuels such as hydrogen, apart from providing grid-level energy storage solutions. Speaking with Business Standard, Sushil Purohit, President, Wartsila Energy and EVP, Wärtsilä Corporation, said post Covid, economies across the globe are looking at a decarbonised future and there will be upsurge in investment in renewable energy, storage and balancing technologies.

In India since the 80s, Wärtsilä has delivered 250 power plants to India with a total output of over 3,500 MW. It also operates and manages 35 power plants (including Boiler Turbine Generation stations) with