The Cochin International Airport Ltd, celebrated for its solar-powered operations, partners with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) to establish a Green Hydrogen plant on-site, marking a significant stride towards sustainable aviation. This collaboration emphasizes their commitment to environmental responsibility and aims to pioneer renewable energy adoption in aviation with the world's first Green Hydrogen facility at an airport. Green hydrogen, derived from water using renewable energy, aligns seamlessly with CIAL and BPCL's vision of a zero-carbon future for aviation.

CIAL's leadership in renewable energy, boasting a 50 MW installed capacity, showcases its dedication to sustainability. This partnership with BPCL further cements CIAL's position as a leader in green aviation initiatives. Under the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), BPCL will lead the establishment of the Green Hydrogen plant and fueling station, leveraging their expertise to ensure its success. This collaboration highlights both entities' commitment to environmental stewardship and technological progress, driving towards a future of zero-carbon aviation.

Mr. S. Suhas, Managing Director of CIAL, emphasizes the collaboration's role in advancing sustainable aviation and reducing carbon emissions through innovation. Similarly, Mr. G. Krishnakumar, Chairman & Managing Director of BPCL, reaffirms the company's dedication to innovation and sustainability. By pioneering the world's first Green Hydrogen plant at an airport, CIAL and BPCL set a significant milestone for the aviation industry, inspiring others to follow suit. This initiative not only demonstrates technological innovation but also highlights the impact of collaboration in fostering positive change towards a greener aviation future.