Amity Hydrogen Mission

The Mission operates through a multi-sector collaboration model integrating industry, academia, and technology partners across the hydrogen value chain.

This collaborative framework accelerates technology readiness, strengthens commercialization pathways, and positions Amity as a nationally and globally connected hydrogen innovation platform.

• Industry Partners

1. AIROX NIGEN Equipments Pvt. Ltd.

Domain: Hydrogen Production & Electrocatalysis
Collaboration in electrolyzer development, catalyst testing, and hydrogen generation system validation.

2. Ducon Technologies Inc. (MoU Signed)

Domain: Hydrogen Gas Storage & Industrial Deployment
Strategic consortium partner in the MNRE Centre of Excellence proposal.
Collaboration includes:

• Hydrogen production scale-up (photoelectrocatalysis, solar electrolysis)
• LOHC systems, Type IV composite canisters, metal hydride storage
• Safety optimization and industrial validation
• Joint MNRE and DBT proposal submissions

3. GreenH Electrolysis Pvt. Ltd. (MoU Signed)

Domain: Hydrogen Purification, Electrolysis & Start-up Innovation
Collaboration focuses on:

• Joint R&D and pilot-scale validation
• Hydrogen purification strategies
• 2 MNRE proposal submissions
• Dual-degree academic program: in progress

4. Ambetronics Engineers Pvt. Ltd.

Domain: Hydrogen Safety Systems

• Leak detection systems
• Industrial hydrogen safety monitoring
• Safety protocol benchmarking

5. Techsol: Submitted 2 MNRE Proposals
6. KnitMesh Technologies: submitted One MNRE Proposals
7. IndoAfrican Farms: Submitted 1 MNRE PRoposal

These partnerships enable technical validation, industrial scalability, co-funding mechanisms, and safety-compliant hydrogen deployment.

Academic & International Partners

Flagship European Collaboration: Europe has one of the most advanced and policy-driven hydrogen ecosystems globally, backed by large-scale funding, pilot deployments, and strong regulatory frameworks.

Through its strategic partnership with the University of Oulu, Amity is embedded within this high-impact European hydrogen innovation ecosystem—strengthening its global research stature, accelerating technology maturation, and aligning with international standards of excellence in hydrogen development and deployment.

1. University of Oulu, Finland (MoU Signed)

One of Amity’s most productive global hydrogen collaborations.

Key outcomes include:

• 7 faculty mobility awards under Finland–India exchange programmes
• 5 joint research proposals (India & Finland funding agencies)
• 7 joint patent filings
• 3 high-impact joint publications
• Dual/Double Degree PhD Programme- in progress

This collaboration significantly strengthens Amity’s global research footprint and translational hydrogen capability.

2. Lakehead University, Canada (MoU in Progress)

Domain: Hydrogen Production & Renewable Systems
Joint research development and academic exchange initiatives under discussion.