Saarthi GreenTech, an Indo-Australian clean-tech company, proudly unveiled its advanced factory in Chakan, Pune, marking a significant milestone in the clean energy sector. The sprawling 10,000 sq. ft production unit will initially produce around 100,000 units annually of its K series Hydrogen Fuel Systems, catering to various engine capacities.
The Hydrogen Fuel Systems, based on patented electrolyser technology, instantly convert diesel-run engines into hydrogen-based hybrids, resulting in substantial reductions in fuel consumption and harmful emissions.
The inauguration ceremony was graced by Mr. Paul Murphy, the Consulate General of Australia, and Ms. Malini Dutt, A/g Trade and Investment Commissioner – India, Investment NSW, along with Saarthi GreenTech leaders – Mr. Alok Kumar and Mr. Karunjit Kumar Dhir, Co-Founders, among other industry veterans and esteemed guests.
Nandani Kumar, MD for Saarthi GreenTech in India, emphasized the company’s commitment to leveraging technological innovations for environmental sustainability. She stated, “Our goal is to create a cleaner and greener world for future generations by reducing pollution and carbon footprint in industries heavily reliant on fossil fuels.”
Alok Kumar, Co-Founder of Saarthi GreenTech, highlighted the factory’s inauguration as a significant milestone in their journey towards reducing fuel consumption and carbon footprint. He underscored the company’s dedication to revolutionizing the clean-tech landscape.
Karunjit Kumar Dhir, Co-Founder of Saarthi GreenTech, expressed gratitude to Investment NSW and the Australian government for their support in facilitating the Australia-India collaboration. He emphasized the urgency of practical energy transition solutions to accelerate decarbonization.
Saarthi GreenTech, with headquarters in Pune, India, and Sydney, Australia, is at the forefront of decarbonizing the commercial automotive industry. The company’s robust research and development infrastructure and strategic initiatives are driving innovation in the hydrogen economy, shaping a greener future for various sectors, including automotive, mining, construction, marine, and power generation.
