GreenH2 INDIA, the Indian branch of New Energy Opportunities Limited (NEO), has announced its formal expansion into Southern India through a strategic partnership with Bangalore-based Champak Investments.
The partnership marks a major milestone as the company accelerates deployment of scalable clean energy and hydrogen-based technologies across one of India’s most advanced industrial regions.
The expansion follows strong interest and pilot deployments across Central and Northern India, where GreenH2 INDIA and its partners are poised to deliver multiple projects resulting in establishing a national blueprint for hydrogen deployment and integrated clean energy solutions.
Southern India is rapidly emerging as one of the country’s most attractive clean energy investment hubs
Major global and domestic commitments have accelerated the region’s momentum, including Google’s US$6 billion data-centre investment in Andhra Pradesh—with US$2 billion dedicated specifically to clean energy infrastructure—and ReNew’s US$9.33 billion renewable energy investment in Tamil Nadu.
The surge in capital is being driven by the region’s rising energy demand, proactive state government initiatives, and strong global interest in renewable and green energy projects across the Southern corridor.
As part of the broader NEO network, GreenH2 INDIA is aligned with a global strategy to scale a proven venture-building model across key international markets.
NEO’s venture-building model has delivered more than A$650 million in market capitalisation and A$24 million in cash returns to shareholders, commercialising multiple clean-energy technologies across global markets.
Through the GreenH2 Global platform, the wider group brings together over 15 clean-energy industry leaders with established teams in Latin America, Africa, and Europe, currently delivering large-scale projects with multinational firms.
NEO believes this globally coordinated expansion positions the company at the forefront of clean-energy deployment, leveraging an international partner network, a diverse project pipeline, and an end-to-end clean-energy portfolio.
Its technology portfolio spans hydrogen production, mobility systems, waste-to-energy, data centres, battery storage, refuelling and recharging infrastructure, and low-carbon power generation.
The company says global demand for its technology suite was the key driver behind establishing its international network.
Champak Investments brings diversified industry experience and deep regional relationships across Southern India.
Since partnering with GreenH2 INDIA, it has helped generate a significant increase in inbound commercial interest, including collaboration, JV and technology licensing discussions across the NEO portfolio.
These opportunities span:
- Hybrid bus system
- Hydrogen injector technology
- Waste-to-energy solutions
- AI-enabled data centres
- Hydrogen water products
- Green ammonia
- Distributed hydrogen-production technologies
Jay Sinha, Chief Executive Officer of GreenH2 INDIA, said:
“Our entry into Southern India marks an important progression in our national strategy. The strong traction we have achieved across Central and Northern India has set a foundation for large-scale deployment of hydrogen technologies. Champak Investments brings regional insight and trusted networks, and the level of commercial engagement we are seeing confirms the appetite for practical, deployable clean energy solutions.”
Will Davidson, Chief Executive Officer of New Energy Opportunities, said:
“Southern India is emerging as one of the most dynamic clean-energy corridors in Asia. Working with Champak Investments gives us a strong platform for growth across mobility, waste, industrial applications and AI-driven infrastructure. With NEO’s global venture building model now active across multiple continents, India is positioned as a flagship market.”
Pattabhi Raman, Key Partner at Champak Investments, said:
“We are proud to support GreenH2 INDIA as it expands across Southern India. The demand we see from transport, heavy industry and infrastructure organisations reflects a significant shift towards hydrogen and integrated clean-energy systems.”