HydroHubby YBG Group International
Evidence · Third-Party Validation

Deployed. Measured.
Documented.

HydroHub™ Industrial Oxyhydrogen is not a laboratory hypothesis. It is a deployed industrial technology with a documented multi-site operational record and independent third-party validation. The following evidence assets are available for due diligence review.

Case Study · Ten-Plant Fleet Deployment · India

Indian FMCG Beverage Fleet —
Ten-Plant Industrial Oxyhydrogen Roll-Out

Sector: FMCG — Carbonated Soft Drinks & Bottled Beverages · Client: Confidential (major bottler, global brand licence) · Geography: Seven Indian states · Assets: Biomass-fired steam boilers

0%
Average steam-to-fuel improvement
Across the ten-plant fleet
0%
NOx reduction
Instrumented stacks
0.0 Cr
Average annual fuel savings
Across the fleet
<2 yrs
Per-site payback period
Achieved at all ten sites
Deployment Geography
Andhra Pradesh3
Tamil Nadu1
Telangana1
Karnataka2
Gujarat1
Maharashtra1
Odisha1
Total10 plants · 7 states
Key Deployment Facts
  • · Equipment: 7,500 L/hr and 10,000 L/hr generators
  • · Control: Fully subordinated to host BMS at each site
  • · Food safety: Zero non-conformities — FSSC 22000 audits
  • · Production: No measurable impact on line OEE
  • · Programme: Pilot to full fleet roll-out, multi-year window
  • · Source: Testimonial from immediate past Head of Operational Excellence, Coca-Cola India bottling operations

This is one of the largest documented multi-site deployments of Industrial Oxyhydrogen combustion enhancement in the FMCG sector globally. Ten plants. Seven Indian states. Consistent results across geographically and operationally diverse sites.

The same intervention. The same mechanism. The same outcome. Repeatable.

Independent Third-Party Validation · NTPC

NTPC Endorsement —
UIBC & Nangia Andersen LLP Report

Independent third-party validation of Industrial Oxyhydrogen for Indian thermal power is documented in the joint report 'Modern Energy: India–UAE Collaboration in Renewable Energy', published by the UAE–India Business Council (UIBC) in association with Nangia Andersen LLP.

Section 4.3 of the report, authored by Mr. Rajan Varshney, DGM — New Initiatives, NTPC Ltd (India's largest power utility), explicitly references Industrial Oxyhydrogen electrolysers being used for co-firing in coal and gas boilers and adoption across various industries for heat generation.

This constitutes independent, senior-level institutional validation of Industrial Oxyhydrogen as a credible technology for Indian thermal power — authored by a serving NTPC executive in a published institutional report.

NTPC Ltd
India's largest thermal power utility
Mr. Rajan Varshney
DGM — New Initiatives, NTPC Ltd
UIBC / Nangia Andersen LLP
Published institutional report
Download UIBC Report (PDF) ↓

Full report available. Section 4.3 contains the relevant reference to Industrial Oxyhydrogen co-firing in coal and gas boilers.

Additional Deployment Record

Further Validated Deployments

Biomass · Industrial Steam · India · Fleet

Multi-site deployment across biomass steam boilers serving industrial process heat. Variable feedstock, high ash loading, elevated NOx profile.

Steam-to-fuel:~13% fleet average
NOx reduction:~60% instrumented stacks
Payback:Sub-2-year per site
Coal-fired Utility Boiler · Deployment Active

Subcritical coal unit — oxyhydrogen injection into secondary combustion zone. Engineered baseline established via ControlAlign™ Phase 1 diagnostic.

Status:Deployment programme active
Baseline:Established
M&V:Protocol defined
Biomass · Agro-chemical · India · Assessed

8 TPH biomass steam boiler — third-party on-site evaluation of Industrial Oxyhydrogen combustion enhancement. Independent assessment of combustion-supporting energy transformation.

Evaluation:Third-party on-site
Status:Independently assessed
Sector:Agro-chemical manufacturing · India

Deployment identifiers withheld under commercial confidentiality. Full documentation available to ATP partners and institutional counterparties under standard NDA.

Conduct your own due diligence.

Full documentation — including the FMCG fleet case study, the UIBC Nangia Andersen report, and the ControlAlign™ thermodynamic baseline methodology — is available to Advanced Technology Partners and institutional counterparties under standard confidentiality terms.