Green Hydrogen Lab - Kathmandu University

Official Page of Green Hydrogen Lab at Kathmandu University.

Green Hydrogen Lab is a multi-disciplinary research lab established within Department of Mechanical Engineering, School of Engineering, Kathmandu University. It stands at the forefront of Nepal’s transition toward a sustainable, low-carbon energy future. As the country’s foremost research center dedicated to green hydrogen technologies, GHLab represents a hub of innovation, collaboration, and clean energy commitment.

Mission

Technology transfer, innovations, and local adaptation of Green hydrogen energy systems in Nepal through continuous Research and Development activities.

Vision

Nepalese industries specialized to produce, store, transport, and use green hydrogen energy at a commercial level.

Fueling the Future with Hydrogen

In collaboration with Nepal Oil Corporation and the HFP-Nepal Project, Green Hydrogen Lab successfully launched Nepal’s first onsite hydrogen production and refueling station. This pioneering effort is a testement to Nepal’s commitment to clean mobility and sustainable energy.

Pioneering Clean Energy: Nepal’s First Hydrogen-Powered Cooking Stove

GHLab is leading innovation in household energy with the development of Nepal’s first hydrogen-powered cooking stove — a groundbreaking, clean alternative to traditional fuels. This first-of-its-kind advancement is part of the Energy Catalyst Project, funded by Innovate UK and led by UK-based Visionair-Klugman. With technical support from the Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture, the project is transforming how energy is used in homes.