Time Technoplast gets ₹2.30 cr trial order for Hydrogen storage solutions

Time Technoplast Ltd has secured its first trial order worth ₹2.30 crore for Type IV Composite Hydrogen Storage Systems, marking its entry into India’s clean energy and defence infrastructure space.

Time Technoplast Ltd has announced the receipt of its first trial order for Type IV Composite Hydrogen Storage Systems, valued at approximately ₹2.30 crore (inclusive of taxes). The order has been awarded via an EPC contractor for a Navaratna Public Sector Undertaking operating in the energy sector.

The hydrogen storage system will be deployed for Indian Armed Forces applications, underscoring the strategic importance of the project and the company’s entry into high-value clean energy and defence infrastructure solutions.

Order Details and Technical Specifications

Parameter Details

Order Value ₹2.30 crore (approx.)

System Type Type IV Composite Hydrogen Storage

Usable Capacity 200 kg

Operating Pressure 250 bar

Configuration Cascaded system with integrated safety devices

End Use Indian Armed Forces (via PSU)

Project Scope

The scope of work covers the entire lifecycle of the hydrogen storage system, including:

System design and detailed engineering

Manufacturing in India using advanced composite materials

Supply, integration, and installation

Commissioning and on-site testing

The cascaded hydrogen storage system will use Type IV composite cylinders and incorporate robust safety mechanisms along with mechanical and environmental protection, ensuring reliable performance in strategic and defence installations.

Production Timeline and Outlook

Time Technoplast’s hydrogen and compressed gas cylinder project is currently at an advanced development stage. The company expects commercial production to begin in Q1 FY 2026–27, paving the way for further order inflows under this new business vertical.

Milestone Timeline

Project Status Advanced stage

Commercial Production Q1 FY 2026–27

Order Nature First trial order

Focus Segment Clean energy & defence

Strategic Significance

This trial order marks Time Technoplast’s strategic entry into hydrogen storage solutions, a key pillar of India’s clean energy transition. The association with a Navaratna PSU and defence end-use positions the company to expand its footprint in high-pressure composite gas storage systems while strengthening long-term growth opportunities in clean energy and strategic infrastructure.