Belgium-based industrial group, John Cockerill, is expanding its green energy operations in India, aiming to double its electrolyzer manufacturing capacity to 2 GW by 2029. The company's focus on green hydrogen is evident through its joint venture in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, with plans to meet India's 5 MMT green hydrogen target by installing 12-14 GW of electrolyzer capacity by 2030. With confirmed demand and stable growth in India's green energy market, John Cockerill is strategically positioned to play a significant role. In addition to green hydrogen, the company is venturing into defense manufacturing by developing lightweight tanks with L&T for high-altitude regions like Ladakh. Furthermore, John Cockerill is investing in steel decarbonization technologies to align with India's ambitious steel capacity expansion plans. By localizing manufacturing and building engineering teams, the company aims to contribute to India's economic and sustainability goals. John Cockerill's strategic approach extends to modular CSP systems, focusing on dispatchable power solutions and localizing critical components to reduce costs. The company is also preparing to offer nuclear servicing support to assist India in achieving its 100 GW nuclear capacity target. Through partnerships and localization efforts, John Cockerill is diversifying its energy solutions portfolio to support India's renewable energy and defense sectors.