Industrial Oxyhydrogen for India Boilers & Kilns
Engineering-grade combustion enhancement for coal, biomass, gas, and oil-fired boilers, cement kilns, and process heaters across Indian industrial and utility sites.
Engineering, not HHO
Indian plant engineers and procurement teams increasingly encounter equipment marketed as “HHO” or “low-duty oxyhydrogen.” These labels describe low-duty, unspecified gas generators with no standardised purity, flow, or control basis. They are not appropriate for continuous industrial combustion enhancement.
YBG Industrial deploys HydroHub™ as an industrial oxyhydrogen system: alkaline electrolysis, demineralised feedwater, high-purity KOH electrolyte, conditioned gas delivery, and Measurement & Verification against an engineered baseline.
- • Thermal power stations
- • Cement kilns & calciners
- • Steel reheating furnaces
- • FMCG process boilers
- • Refinery & petrochemical heaters
- • Baseline study & feasibility
- • Site-specific integration design
- • Equipment supply & commissioning
- • M&V protocol & reporting
- • Ongoing technical support
YBG Wevolve Consortium — thermal power & enterprise rollouts
The YBG Wevolve Consortium is the execution partner for thermal power and enterprise-wide rollouts in India. Other projects use installers selected by the customer. Engagements begin with a paid site or enterprise assessment; installation is contracted by the client directly with a local execution party.
For terminology context, see HHO vs industrial oxyhydrogen.
India-relevant evidence
YBG Industrial's India programme includes utility-scale Measurement & Verification work, a ten-plant FMCG fleet deployment, and an active pre-installation workflow for a coal-fired utility boiler. Economic outcomes are sensitive to local fuel and electricity tariffs; sites with captive or self-generated power present the strongest payback case.