University of Moratuwa and Greenstat Hydrogen forge partnership to advance green energy in Sri Lanka.

Five-year MoU strengthens research collaboration on hydrogen technologies and supports Sri Lanka’s energy transition.

University of Moratuwa (UoM) and Greenstat Hydrogen have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a formal framework for collaboration on hydrogen technologies and green energy solutions. The strategic partnership is designed to align with Sri Lanka’s national priority on green hydrogen and will leverage UoM’s research excellence to strengthen the country’s role in the regional energy value chain.

Strengthening research and innovation

The five-year MoU focuses on applied research and technological innovation, marking a significant step towards building a sustainable energy future for the nation. The partnership will enable joint initiatives in knowledge sharing, capacity building, and the development of practical hydrogen applications that can accelerate Sri Lanka’s energy transition.

Ceremony and participants

The signing ceremony brought together senior representatives from both institutions. Representing the University of Moratuwa were Vice Chancellor Senior Professor Niranjan Gunawardena, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering Professor Jagath Manathunga, Registrar Mr. D.L.D. Jayantha, and Director of International Relations Dr. G.V.I. Samaradivakara. Also in attendance was Professor M.Y. Gunasekara, Head of the Department of Chemical and Process Engineering, underscoring the academic importance of the collaboration.

Greenstat Hydrogen was represented by Chairman of the Board, Hon. Sturle Harald Pedersen and Coordinator of Greenstat Center of Excellence in Hydrogen (COE-H) Prasadini Wickramasinghe.

University of Ruhuna and Greenstat Hydrogen forge partnership to advance green energy in Sri Lanka.

29 SEP 2025

Partnership to boost education, research, and industry–academia collaboration in support of the energy transition.

University of Ruhuna and Greenstat Hydrogen have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a framework for cooperation in hydrogen research, innovation, and capacity development. The agreement aims to strengthen academia–industry collaboration and position Sri Lanka as an active player in the regional green hydrogen economy.

Expanding research and education

The MoU will support joint initiatives to expand hydrogen education, advance research and development, and create opportunities for students and academics to participate in applied hydrogen projects. By combining academic expertise with industry knowledge, the partnership seeks to build a skilled workforce and accelerate Sri Lanka’s transition to sustainable energy.

Ceremony and participants

The signing ceremony was attended by Senior Professor P.A. Jayantha, Vice Chancellor of the University of Ruhuna, together with Professor H.C.P. Karunasena, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Eng. Veditha De Silva, DMENA, Faculty of Engineering and Dr Sumith Baduge, Head of the Department of Marine Engineering & Naval Architecture. Greenstat Hydrogen was represented by Chairman Sturle H. Pedersen and Prasadini Wickramasinghe.

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H2Carrier and Greenstat Hydrogen India Sign MoU to Advance Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Solutions

Bergen/Oslo, 2nd January 2025

 

Greenstat Hydrogen India (Pvt) Ltd. (GHI), a pioneer in green hydrogen and derivative solutions, and H2Carrier, a leader in floating green ammonia production technologies, have entered into a strategic partnership through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This collaboration aims to propel green hydrogen and ammonia projects in India and Sri Lanka, marking a significant milestone in the region’s energy transition journey.

Collaboration for Sustainable Innovation

Under the agreement, GHI and H2Carrier will work together to identify, evaluate, and implement green hydrogen and ammonia projects. A central focus of this partnership is the use of H2Carrier’s innovative P2XFloater™ technology, the world’s first floating green ammonia production solution, which harnesses renewable energy for large-scale production and export.

“We are excited to partner with H2Carrier in this transformative collaboration,” said Sturle Harald Pedersen, Chairman and CEO of Greenstat Hydrogen India.
“This MoU aligns perfectly with our commitment to driving the clean energy transition and delivering sustainable, scalable solutions for green hydrogen and ammonia production. H2Carrier’s cutting-edge P2XFloater™ technology offers a cost-effective and flexible platform to support industrial decarbonization and foster energy security in our key markets.”

H2Carrier CEO Mårten Lunde expressed equal enthusiasm about the partnership:
“H2Carrier is looking forward to collaborating with GHI to expand green ammonia solutions in India and Sri Lanka. Together, we aim to implement floating production solutions that provide both economic and environmental benefits, addressing the growing demand for green ammonia as a clean fuel and energy carrier while advancing sustainability in heavy industries such as shipping and agriculture.”

Key Objectives of the MoU

1. Joint identification and development of green hydrogen and ammonia projects in India and Sri Lanka.
2. Exploration of H2Carrier’s floating production technologies for local and regional applications.
3. Conducting feasibility studies and establishing partnerships for project financing and deployment.
4. Supporting the global energy transition by offering scalable, sustainable energy solutions.

About Greenstat Hydrogen India (PVT) Ltd. (GHI)

Greenstat Hydrogen India is a leading developer of green hydrogen and its derivatives in Asia and the Middle East. Established in 2020 by Greenstat ASA, a Norwegian green energy company, GHI contributes to decarbonization efforts across various industries by delivering innovative, sustainable solutions. Greenstat ASA is part of Française De l’Énergie (FDE), a multi-energy producer offering low-carbon footprint solutions globally.

About H2Carrier

H2Carrier is renowned for its P2XFloater™ technology, a floating green ammonia production facility that delivers cost-effective, scalable solutions for green hydrogen and ammonia production worldwide. The company is committed to supporting the global energy transition by providing innovative and sustainable energy solutions.

This collaboration between Greenstat Hydrogen India and H2Carrier marks a critical step in advancing green hydrogen and ammonia technologies, reinforcing the commitment of both companies to a cleaner, greener future.