SECI Awards 4,50,000 Tons Green Hydrogen Capacity
For green hydrogen, the government has set incentives for production at Rs 50 per kg in the first year, Rs 40 in the second year, and Rs 30 in the third year, totaling Rs 5400 crore
For green hydrogen, the government has set incentives for production at Rs 50 per kg in the first year, Rs 40 in the second year, and Rs 30 in the third year, totaling Rs 5400 crore
India’s renewable hydrogen/ammonia production costs are significantly higher than the willingness to pay from refineries and fertilizer manufacturers, a significant obstacle to deals
As part of its mission to promote green hydrogen in the transport sector under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, the government has announced five pilot projects for buses and trucks
India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) showcased a tableau at the 76th Republic Day Parade in New Delhi, focusing on renewable energy
COP29 underscores the significance of renewable energy, with nations pledging billions to transition to a greener future, highlighting the need for collective initiatives and positive policy frameworks
The Indian government will provide Rs. 347 crore over three years for the pilot projects, enabling the development of similar technologies.
India’s union minister highlighted the country’s progress in green shipping and renewable energy transition at an international conference
MNRE has announced a funding scheme for testing facilities, infrastructure, and institutional support for the National Green Hydrogen Mission
The second low carbon energy transition operation aims to enhance green hydrogen production through reforms and technology support
MNRE conducted a workshop to establish clear quality standards and a uniform ecosystem for green hydrogen production processes
A resilient supply chain policy will enable the RE value chain to enhance TAT and reduce lead times but also impact project costs
Hydrogen, it seems, is India’s new Green Mine! Suddenly, everyone seems to be focused on the green hydrogen space.
The MNRE issued guidelines for pilot projects utilizing Green Hydrogen in the steel sector under the National Green Hydrogen Mission
The new policy is part of the government’s efforts to promote RE adoption and green hydrogen use, per the National Green Hydrogen Mission
Green hydrogen, when achieves its potential in generation clubbed with demand from industry, can put India truly on an energy transition
India’s commitment to climate action and a sustainable future is gaining momentum, though the impact of policies will take time to realize
The cost of Green Hydrogen would be cheapest in India and that the Green Hydrogen would become a viable energy storage alternative