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The Secretary underscored the comprehensive nature of
the National Green
Hydrogen Mission, comprising components such as pilot projects,
research and development (R&D) initiatives, and skill development programs. “This
holistic approach reflects the government’s commitment to fostering innovation,
collaboration, and capacity-building across the hydrogen value chain. Moreover,
the Mission’s focus on piloting projects and advancing R&D underscores
India’s commitment to nurturing a vibrant ecosystem for green hydrogen
technologies, fostering the emergence of cutting-edge solutions and best
practices.”
The New & Renewable Energy Secretary reiterated
India’s position as a global leader in renewable energy affordability,
emphasizing the nation’s low cost of renewable energy…
The
Secretary highlighted India’s ambition to emerge as a leading exporter of green
hydrogen. Asserting India’s clear vision and commitment to sustainable energy
practices, he underscored the nation’s determination to play a pivotal role in
the global hydrogen economy.
The
Secretary’s keynote address showcased India’s leadership, ambition, and
capabilities in the domain of renewable energy and green hydrogen production. He pointed out that with a strong emphasis on
affordability, infrastructure development, skilled personnel, ambition, and
scalability, India is poised to emerge as a key player in shaping the global
hydrogen economy and advancing sustainable energy solutions on a global scale.
He said that the National Green Hydrogen
Mission stands as a testament to India’s commitment to fostering innovation and
collaboration towards a greener and more sustainable future. The National
Green Hydrogen Mission is a flagship initiative of the Government of
India, aimed at fostering the development and adoption of green hydrogen
technologies in India.
With a target
of establishing 5 million tonnes of annual green hydrogen production capacity
by 2030, the mission represents a significant step towards realizing India’s
ambitions in the hydrogen economy. The Government has made substantial progress
in this regard, having awarded tenders for incentives to support green hydrogen
production of a total of 412,000 tonnes per annum. Additionally, tenders have been awarded for the
establishment of electrolyser manufacturing capacity amounting to 1,500 MW per
annum, further bolstering India’s capacity to produce green hydrogen at scale.
