Anuraag Nallapaneni

Senior Program Associate - Hydrogen

Bio

Anuraag is a Senior Program Associate - Hydrogen at WRI India in the Sustainable Cities and Transport program. As part of the Electric Mobility team his current work involves accelerating adoption of EV’s through projects that create a conducive ecosystem for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.

He comes from a diverse experience in the clean energy and energy storage sectors. Prior to joining WRI, he was a Renewable Energy Consultant with Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC). At PwC, he was involved in technical and commercial feasibility assessment, business model development, capacity building strategies and policy assessment for public and private sector entities in the renewable energy and energy storage sectors in India and South East Asia region. Before that Anuraag worked as a research associate tracking the development of the solar energy in India at Mercom Capital.

Anuraag holds a master’s in Renewable Energy Engineering from Cranfield University, UK and an Integrated master’s in Chemistry from the University of Hyderabad.

He is a petrol head and loves all things automobiles; touring on his motorcycle and learning about cultures and diversity is his passion. Anuraag is an accomplished drummer and dabbles on a ukulele.

Blogs

Green Hydrogen Adoption in Fertilizer Manufacturing: Opportunities and Challenges
by Anuraag Nallapaneni and Shaifali Sood - March 14, 2023
India’s fertilizer sector is dependent on imports of natural gas, ammonia and fertilizers. Geopolitical conflicts and supply chain disruptions have caused abnormal spikes in the cost of these
Emission Reduction Potential of Green Hydrogen in Ammonia Synthesis for Fertilizer Industry
by Anuraag Nallapaneni and Shaifali Sood - October 04, 2022
The fertilizer industry consumes hydrogen in the form of ammonia, primarily to produce
Hydrogen Application in Indian Fertilizer Industry: An Introduction
by Anuraag Nallapaneni and Shaifali Sood - August 01, 2022
India is an agrarian economy with a need to ensure availability of fertilizers for productive farming operations and food production. It is also the world’s second largest consumer and third largest manufacturer of fertilizers.
Biomass Gasification: A Circular Economy Enabler for Hydrogen Production
by Soham Kshirsagar, Anuraag Nallapaneni and Krishnaveni Malladi - November 15, 2021
This is the third in a series of blogs on hydrogen, which will involve discussions around range of biomass gasification technologies currently available, and low-carbon hydrogen production capabilities and opportunities from the same. Read the first here, and the second
Green Hydrogen through Electrolysis: Fuelling the Future
by Anuraag Nallapaneni and Krishnaveni Malladi - August 25, 2021
This is the second in a series of blogs on hydrogen, which will involve discussions around range of electrolysis technologies currently available at commercial and laboratory levels. Given the rising global consensus towards the transition towards a green hydrogen economy in coming decades, availability of commercially operable electrolysis technologies will act as a backbone of hydrogen

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Anuraag Nallapaneni

Green Hydrogen Adoption in Fertilizer Manufacturing: Opportunities and Challenges

Emission Reduction Potential of Green Hydrogen in Ammonia Synthesis for Fertilizer Industry

Hydrogen Application in Indian Fertilizer Industry: An Introduction

Biomass Gasification: A Circular Economy Enabler for Hydrogen Production

Green Hydrogen through Electrolysis: Fuelling the Future

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