Key Details of MoU
- Signed on October 27, 2026 between Steamhouse India Limited and Haryana Enterprises Promotion Centre (HEPC), Government of Haryana
- Purpose: To explore industrial infrastructure opportunities involving a proposed investment of ₹500 crore in the State of Haryana
- Specifically focuses on evaluating potential opportunities including community boiler infrastructure for industrial clusters
- Provides a framework for cooperation and government facilitation
About Community Boiler Systems
The MoU involves exploration of community boiler systems which:
- Generate steam at a centralized facility and distribute it to multiple industrial consumers through a dedicated pipeline network
- Can facilitate centralized pollution-control measures, coordinated fuel management and emissions monitoring
- Subject to technology selection and operational compliance
Management Commentary
Mr. Vishal B. Budhia, Chairman & Managing Director, stated: "Community boiler infrastructure offers an opportunity to rethink how steam-intensive industries meet their requirements while addressing the growing importance of environmental compliance. Haryana's industrial clusters warrant closer examination of centralized steam generation, supported by appropriate pollution-control systems and efficient distribution networks. The MoU with HEPC provides a framework to explore these opportunities, subject to feasibility assessments and applicable regulatory approvals."
Context and Background
The proposed collaboration comes amid continuing air-quality concerns across Delhi-NCR, where industrial emissions remain an important consideration. Haryana's manufacturing centres, including Panipat and Sonipat, offer potential settings to evaluate cluster-level steam infrastructure. Community boilers have also featured in the wider regulatory discourse on industrial emission management, including the Central Pollution Control Board's guidelines for promoting such systems in small-scale industrial clusters.
Important Qualifications
The MoU is exploratory in nature and does not constitute a project award or a commitment to implement a specific facility. Any subsequent development will depend on:
- Detailed technical and commercial feasibility assessments
- Industrial demand
- Environmental requirements
- Necessary statutory approvals
Company Background
Steamhouse India Limited (formerly known as Ankleshwar Eco Energy Limited) was established in 2015 and is based in Surat, Gujarat. The company is engaged in:
- Generation and distribution of industrial steam through community boiler facilities and pipeline network
- Purchase and distribution of steam sourced from third-party generating entities
- Separation, compression and distribution of nitrogen
The Promoters, through a group company, introduced the community steam-generation model in India in 2014. The business model encompasses two principal approaches to steam supply: generating steam at its own or leased community boiler facilities, and distributing steam purchased from other generating entities through its pipeline network.
The company also operates a nitrogen generation and distribution facility at Ankleshwar, where nitrogen is produced through Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) technology and supplied to industrial customers through pipelines.
Additional Information
The press release is available on the Company's website at www.steamhouse.in in accordance with applicable provisions of SEBI LODR Regulations.
Financial Impact
Financial impact not quantified in the disclosure as the MoU is exploratory in nature.