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Rated: 7 Nov 2025
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Financials (FY2025)
Source: CRISILInvestment Thesis
GH2 Solar Limited is a Delhi-based promoter-driven company at the cutting edge of India's clean energy transition, combining a proven solar EPC business with an emerging green hydrogen solutions vertical. Founded in 2013 by Mr Anurag Jain and Ms Aditi Jain, the company has positioned itself to benefit from India's ambitious National Green Hydrogen Mission and the PM Surya Ghar rooftop solar programme. The ₹600 unlisted share price reflects investor optimism about the green hydrogen opportunity. While the solar EPC business provides near-term cash flows, green hydrogen remains pre-commercial at scale in India and the commercialisation timeline involves meaningful technology and policy risk. This is a high-conviction growth story for investors with long investment horizons aligned to India's 2030 clean energy targets.
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Business Segments
Solar EPC Services
Engineering, procurement, and construction of rooftop solar, industrial solar, and utility-scale solar installations for commercial, industrial, institutional, and government clients across India
Green Hydrogen Solutions
Development, design, and commissioning of green hydrogen projects using solar-powered electrolysis systems for industrial and energy storage applications
Solar O&M Services
Operations and maintenance services for installed solar power systems, providing recurring annuity-type revenue
Revenue Model
GH2 Solar Limited generates revenue through (1) solar EPC project contracts — lump-sum or cost-plus contracts for designing and building solar power installations for commercial and industrial clients, (2) green hydrogen project development — consulting, feasibility studies, and EPC services for green hydrogen pilot and commercial projects, and (3) solar O&M services — recurring contracts for maintaining installed solar assets. The EPC business is project-driven and lumpy, while O&M provides more predictable recurring income. Green hydrogen projects currently contribute a smaller but strategically important revenue share that is expected to grow as the sector commercialises.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
National Green Hydrogen Mission's SIGHT programme incentives reducing electrolyser costs and accelerating green hydrogen project economics
PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana targeting 1 crore rooftop solar installations driving massive solar EPC demand
India's 500 GW non-fossil energy capacity target by 2030 requiring enormous EPC industry capacity
Falling solar panel and electrolyser prices improving project IRRs for both solar EPC and green hydrogen projects
Recent Developments
India's Cabinet approved the National Green Hydrogen Mission with ₹19,744 crore in government support, targeting 5 MMTPA green hydrogen production by 2030. This provides a large addressable market for green hydrogen solution providers like GH2 Solar.
2023India added record solar capacity in FY2024, with rooftop solar under PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana receiving strong policy support (₹75,021 crore in central financial assistance for 1 crore households). This drives demand for solar EPC contractors.
2023–2024The government's SIGHT (Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition) programme provides financial incentives to reduce electrolyser manufacturing costs and green hydrogen production costs. This accelerates the commercial viability timeline for green hydrogen projects.
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About GH2 Solar Limited
GH2 Solar Limited is a New Delhi-based renewable energy company specialising in solar EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) projects and green hydrogen solutions. Incorporated on 28 March 2013 with CIN U35105DL2013PLC249995, the company has emerged as a significant player in India's clean energy transition. Revenue for FY2024-25 reached Rs 214 crore, representing a remarkable 12x growth from FY2024, with PAT crossing Rs 20 crore and EBITDA margins of 13.4%. GH2 Solar has executed over 650 renewable energy projects across India and secured 105 MW of electrolyser capacity under the SECI Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for green hydrogen. The company has a strategic joint venture with South Korea's AHES for electrolyser manufacturing in India, positioning it at the intersection of solar power and green hydrogen technology. The company raised Rs 59 crore through private placement to fund expansion. With Rs 147 crore in government subsidies secured, GH2 Solar has demonstrated strong capabilities in navigating India's renewable energy policy landscape. The company operates with approximately 54 employees and has carved a distinctive niche as an integrated solar-hydrogen energy solutions provider. Its Noida headquarters serves as the operational base for nationwide project execution teams.
Key Milestones
2013 — GH2 Solar Limited incorporated in New Delhi under CIN U35105DL2013PLC249995 by promoters Mr Anurag Jain and Ms Aditi Jain
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PSU mandates (NTPC, Indian Oil, HPCL, BPCL) for green hydrogen procurement creating institutional demand for early movers
Potential IPO or private equity investment unlocking growth capital
Industry Tailwinds
National Green Hydrogen Mission's SIGHT programme incentives reducing electrolyser costs and accelerating green hydrogen project economics
PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana targeting 1 crore rooftop solar installations driving massive solar EPC demand
India's 500 GW non-fossil energy capacity target by 2030 requiring enormous EPC industry capacity
Falling solar panel and electrolyser prices improving project IRRs for both solar EPC and green hydrogen projects
PSU mandates (NTPC, Indian Oil, HPCL, BPCL) for green hydrogen procurement creating institutional demand for early movers
Potential IPO or private equity investment unlocking growth capital
Industry Headwinds
Green hydrogen production costs remaining uncompetitive without significant technology cost reductions
Solar EPC market oversupply and margin compression
Policy uncertainty and incentive disbursement delays
Limited capital access as an unlisted company
Electrolyser technology risk and skilled talent scarcity
Key Strengths
Favourable demand outlook for the solar industry: Amid growing emphasis for solar power in India, the government has long-term plans to increase generation from renewable sources. Introduction of protectionist measures by the government, such as basic customs duty (BCD) of 40% and 25% on imported so
Extensive industry experience of the promoters: The promoters have experience of over a decade in the solar product manufacturing and EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) business. The company clocked revenue of Rs 214 crore in fiscal 2025. The company sustained its growth momentum in f
Healthy financial risk profile: Capital structure has been healthy due to low reliance on external funds yielding gearing of 0.80 time and low total outside liabilities to adjusted networth (TOLANW) ratio of 1.20 times as on March 31, 2025. The group’s debt protection metrics have
Key Weaknesses
Exposure to risks related to the ongoing project: The company is setting up a green hydrogen electrolyser manufacturing facility in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, with an annual manufacturing capacity of 105 megawatt (MW), in joint venture with South Korea-based Advanced Hydrogen Energy Solutions Ltd (AHE
Upward Factors
14%, leading to higher net cash accruals. Timely implementation and execution of the project without any significant cost overruns, leading to successful commissioning and stabilisation of operations Improvement in the working capital cycle
Downward Factors
funded capex or any large stretch in the working capital cycle leading to contracting of large debt, thus weakening the capital structure and liquidity
Green hydrogen at ₹250–500/kg ($3–6/kg) in India remains significantly more expensive than fossil fuel-derived alternatives. Commercial viability depends on electrolyser cost reductions, renewable energy price declines, and carbon pricing — all of which take years to materialise at scale.
Source: Company Financial Filings
India's solar EPC market is intensely competitive with hundreds of registered EPC contractors competing on price. Margin compression is severe, particularly in the rooftop solar segment where government net-metering policies and subsidised installers compete aggressively.
Source: Company Financial Filings
Green hydrogen projects require highly specialised expertise in electrolyser integration, hydrogen compression, storage, and safety systems. Talent scarcity and technology risk can lead to project delays and cost overruns.
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Large solar and green hydrogen projects require substantial upfront capital. As an unlisted company, GH2 Solar has limited access to capital markets, relying on promoter equity, debt financing, and project-level funding.
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Both the solar EPC and green hydrogen businesses are heavily dependent on government policy support — subsidies, mandates, and procurement programmes. Changes in policy or delays in incentive disbursement can materially impact project economics.
Source: AlphaHub Research
Exposure to risks related to the ongoing project: The company is setting up a green hydrogen electrolyser manufacturing facility in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, with an annual manufacturing capacity of 105 megawatt (MW), in joint venture with South Korea-based Advanced Hydrogen Energy Solutions Ltd (AHE
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Green hydrogen at ₹250–500/kg ($3–6/kg) in India remains significantly more expensive than fossil fuel-derived alternatives. Commercial viability depends on electrolyser cost reductions, renewable energy price declines, and carbon pricing — all of which take years to materialise at scale.
India's solar EPC market is intensely competitive with hundreds of registered EPC contractors competing on price. Margin compression is severe, particularly in the rooftop solar segment where government net-metering policies and subsidised installers compete aggressively.
Green hydrogen projects require highly specialised expertise in electrolyser integration, hydrogen compression, storage, and safety systems. Talent scarcity and technology risk can lead to project delays and cost overruns.
Large solar and green hydrogen projects require substantial upfront capital. As an unlisted company, GH2 Solar has limited access to capital markets, relying on promoter equity, debt financing, and project-level funding.
Both the solar EPC and green hydrogen businesses are heavily dependent on government policy support — subsidies, mandates, and procurement programmes. Changes in policy or delays in incentive disbursement can materially impact project economics.
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2013–2017 — Established solar EPC operations, building a portfolio of rooftop and commercial solar installations across Delhi NCR
2018–2021 — Expanded solar EPC capabilities to include industrial and institutional clients; began exploring green hydrogen technology applications
2022 — India launched the National Green Hydrogen Mission; GH2 Solar positioned itself to capitalise on the emerging green hydrogen EPC opportunity
2023 — National Green Hydrogen Mission formally approved with ₹19,744 crore government outlay; GH2 Solar established green hydrogen solutions as a key business vertical
2024–present — Pursuing green hydrogen pilot and commercial projects while maintaining solar EPC as core revenue driver; shares trade at ₹600 in the unlisted market
Mr Anurag Jain and Ms Aditi Jain