India bullish on green hydrogen potential
The government has ambitions to scale up production and become a major exporter by the end of the decade
Boasting the world’s fastest-growing major economy, India recognises the importance of scaling domestic green hydrogen, especially when the world’s most populous country has until 2030 to decarbonise 50% of its energy supply and build out 500GW of fossil-fuel–free generating capacity. Longer term, the government is working towards a net-zero goal of 2070. India has already set the wheels in motion and in April announced green hydrogen certification for the first time. The framework limits associated emissions to under 2kg CO₂e/kg of hydrogen, mandating annual third-party verification and digital traceability. The ambition is to enhance India’s position as a trusted global supplier. “India is

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