Chemfab Alkalis Commissions New Electrolyser, Expects Power Savings from Q4 FY26
Chemfab Alkalis Limited commissioned a new INEOS Electrolyser, replacing old equipment to boost efficiency and reliability. The company expects power savings from Q4 FY26. The project cost approximately ₹57 Crores, funded by internal accruals, maintaining a capacity of 180 tonnes per day.
The upgrade is significant for operational efficiency and cost optimization, with expected power savings starting soon. The capital investment is substantial but funded internally, indicating a controlled expansion.
The commissioning of a new, efficient electrolyser is a positive development for the company, expected to improve operational efficiency, reliability, and reduce costs through power savings.
Chemfab Alkalis Limited has successfully commissioned a new generation INEOS Electrolyser, replacing its existing 30-year-old 2nd-Generation UHDE Electrolyser and associated equipment. This upgrade is expected to improve overall efficiency and optimize costs, leading to an enhanced operating rate with better reliability.
The company anticipates power savings starting from the fourth quarter (Q4) of the Financial Year 2025-26. The consent capacity remains unchanged at 180 tonnes per day. The capital expenditure invested in this project is approximately ₹57 Crores, funded through internal accruals.
This strategic replacement aims to modernize the company's infrastructure and improve operational performance.
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