Maruti Suzuki India Commissions 300 kW Green Hydrogen Plant
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Maruti Suzuki India shares are in focus on 24 September 2026, after the company commissioned a 300 kW green hydrogen electrolyser at its Manesar facility.
Shares of Maruti Suzuki India were trading lower on Thursday, 24 September 2026, despite the company announcing the commissioning of a 300 kW green hydrogen electrolyser at its Manesar manufacturing facility.
The company said the green hydrogen plant has been set up as a pilot project at its Manesar facility. The green hydrogen produced at the plant will be blended with natural gas and used as process fuel in the company’s manufacturing operations.
At 1.05 pm IST, Maruti Suzuki India’s shares were down 0.9%, hitting an intraday low of ₹11,007. The stock's movement came amid broader market trading, while the green hydrogen project marks a step towards greater renewable energy use in the company's manufacturing operations.
Maruti Suzuki India Green Hydrogen Plant: Key Details
The 300 kW electrolyser plant is designed to use solar power generated at Maruti Suzuki India’s Manesar Facility to produce green hydrogen.
According to the company, the solar energy produced during holidays, when manufacturing is reduced and some of the power would otherwise remain unused, will be used to produce hydrogen, which will then be stored and used later in manufacturing operations.
The aim of the initiative is to enhance the use of renewable energy and to decrease the company's reliance on conventional fuels in its manufacturing processes.
Maruti Suzuki India Plans To Expand Green Hydrogen Use
Maruti Suzuki India said that it plans to apply the experience gained from the pilot project for expanding green hydrogen technology at its manufacturing plants in Haryana and Gujarat.
The initiative draws inspiration from Suzuki Motor Corporation's (SMC's) philosophy of "Sho-Sho-Kei-Tan-Bi", which emphasises the use of smaller, fewer, lighter and shorter resources together with an improvement in efficiency.
Meanwhile, the company stated that it would keep on concentrating on improving resource efficiency and on optimising energy consumption in its manufacturing operations.
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