A report by government think tank NITI Aayog, in partnership with Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), has prescribed ten ways India can emerge as the global hub of green hydrogen.
If the right steps are taken, India could have the world’s highest green hydrogen generation capacity of over 60 GW by 2030, said the report titled “Harnessing Green Hydrogen: Opportunities for Deep Decarbonisation in India.”
As a first step, “The National Hydrogen Mission announcement should be complemented with further policy direction in the form of a national roadmap/strategy,” the report said.
The second direction suggested by the report is to work towards a cost reduction strategy that will make green hydrogen available for $1/kg by 2030. Thirdly, refinery and fertilizer sectors should be mandated to have 50% green and 100% hydrogen usage respectively by 2030.NITI Aayog suggested that…
NITI Aayog Prescribes Ten Steps to Make India a Global Green Hydrogen Hub
