Hero Future Energies' Green Hydrogen project at Rockman Industries recognized for innovation

Hero Future Energies received the Innovation in Climate Change Award at the 16th edition of the Aegis Graham Bell Awards, which are supported by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. The project has an annual green-hydrogen production capacity of 25 tonnes per annum and helps reduce approximately 206 tonnes of CO₂ emissions each year by integrating green hydrogen with PNG and LPG in industrial furnace operations. The project's design is suitable for replication across several carbon-intensive sectors such as metals, cement, petrochemicals and heavy manufacturing. Quote: "Hero Future Energies (HFE), the clean-energy arm of the Hero Group, has been honoured with the Innovation in Climate Change Award at the 16th edition of the Aegis Graham Bell Awards. Supported by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, these awards are regarded as one of India’s leading recognitions for innovation in technology, science and solutions that advance sustainability and address critical societal challenges." Quote: "With an annual green-hydrogen production capacity of 25 tonnes per annum, the project allows hydrogen to be blended with existing fuels, helping reduce approximately 206 tonnes of CO₂ emissions each year." Quote: "This initiative stands out for integrating green hydrogen with PNG and LPG in industrial furnace operations—an area traditionally classified as hard-to-abate due to high energy intensity and limited clean-fuel alternatives." Quote: "Its design makes it suitable for replication across several carbon-intensive sectors such as metals, cement, petrochemicals and heavy manufacturing."