Mumbai, Jan 30 – Tata Steel has announced a groundbreaking achievement, becoming the first Indian company to develop pipes specifically designed for transporting hydrogen. This marks a significant step in India’s transition towards clean energy.
The company’s hydrogen-compliant API X65 pipes were processed at its Khopoli plant, utilizing steel manufactured at its Kalinganagar facility. This development aligns with India’s growing focus on hydrogen as a sustainable energy source, supporting the country’s goal of reducing carbon emissions.
Tata Steel’s innovation is expected to play a crucial role in building a robust hydrogen infrastructure in India, facilitating safer and more efficient transportation of the fuel. With global efforts accelerating towards cleaner energy solutions, this milestone strengthens Tata Steel’s position as a pioneer in sustainable industrial advancements.
Industry experts view this development as a positive step toward India’s long-term energy security and sustainability goals.
