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The Ministry of Power, Government of India has notified the Green Hydrogen and Green Ammonia Policy through Notification No. 23/02/2022-R&R dated February 17, 2022 (Policy).

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Ministry of Power issues Green Hydrogen Policy, 2022

  • The Ministry of Power, Government of India has notified the Green Hydrogen and Green Ammonia Policy through Notification No. 23/02/2022-R&R dated February 17, 2022 (Policy). The Policy aims at boosting the domestic production of green hydrogen to 5 million tonnes by the year 2030, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and import of crude oil, and making India an export hub for the clean fuels such as green hydrogen (H2) and green ammonia (NH3).
  • The incentives provided under the Policy are as follows:
    • Green H2/NH3 manufacturers may purchase renewable power from the power exchange or set up renewable energy capacity themselves or through any other developer.

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