Godrej Delivers Heaviest Ecolaire Surface Condenser to US Project

08 Oct 2025 CW Team

Godrej Enterprises Group’s Process Equipment business has manufactured and delivered its heaviest Ecolaire® Surface Condenser to date, weighing nearly 450 metric tonnes, for a power-generation project in the United States. The project, powered by natural gas and partly designed for hydrogen compatibility, marks another step in advancing clean energy systems.

Produced at the company’s GreenCo-certified Dahej facility in Gujarat, the equipment demonstrates India’s growing engineering capabilities and reinforces Godrej’s ‘Make in India for the World’ vision.

Hussain Shariyarr, Executive Vice President and Business Head, Process Equipment Business, said, “Delivering our largest Ecolaire® Surface Condenser is an engineering milestone that reflects what India can achieve globally. With advanced design, manufacturing, and logistics, we showcase end-to-end capability in executing complex clean energy solutions.”

Godrej continues to strengthen its presence in the clean energy ecosystem with contributions to global hydrogen, ammonia, geothermal, and carbon capture projects. The company has invested Rs 2 billion to enhance its Dahej facility and currently derives nearly 70 per cent of its revenue from international markets.

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