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ARTICLE · 08 MARCH 2024

Green Hydrogen: Regulatory & Policy Framework In India

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India wants to produce green hydrogen to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and meets its climate goals. India is also keen to be a global export hub for green hydrogen.

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1.1 India wants to produce green hydrogen to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and meets its climate goals. India is also keen to be a global export hub for green hydrogen. The government has voiced support for the sector through the Green Hydrogen Policy and the National Green Hydrogen Mission - with a financial outlay of nearly Rs. 19,800 crores. It recently released a Rs. 400 crore R&D roadmap to develop a vibrant research and development ecosystem to help commercialize green hydrogen.

1.2 India has also established its green hydrogen standard – one of the few countries to do so. To qualify as "green" - the emission for producing one kilogram of green hydrogen should not exceed two kilograms of carbon-dioxide. The central government has announced production linked incentive (PLI) schemes for producing green hydrogen and manufacturing electrolysers. Electrolyser production can be an important sector for India and an incentive scheme will provide the right push

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