My speech at CINC 2023

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 It was great to be part of the conference and all credits go to the CINC 2023 and CECA Team.

I would like to share with you all that I had given my speech on "Composites in the Hydrogen Economy" at the CINC 2023 Conference in Ahmedabad last week.


I spoke about the current scenario of the Hydrogen market and also shared some light on how BEV,FCEV,Green Hydrogen,LNG, Ammonia,Methanol,LH2 are going to change the environment in the coming years.

Hydrogen is not against any fuels that exist in the market at present but it is going to enhance the lifestyle of the millions.Nevertheless,the steps should be focussed on in the next 5 to 10 years to increase the momentum of the investment and subsidy parallelly to the projects in the hydrogen economy.

Also shared the significant growth on FCEV and the latest technological advancements in the manufacturing of Type4 CNG/H2 Cylinders in the global market.


I emphasized on the pricing strategy that is going to be on the milestone in the Hydrogen storage system within 3-7 years.Carbon fiber,thermoplastic and Thermoset resin systems that are all going to be produced via bio based feedstocks in a matured way in the future.


I specifically communicated the importance of Lightweight hydrogen tanks used in the automotive,maritime,Railways,aviation sectors and also shared my insights into the advantages of using Green hydrogen for steel,cement and other industries to witness better environments in the coming decade.

Looking forward to the next event in 2024.Let's learn together and share knowledge together!!!


Muthuramalingam Krishnan

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