India's Green Hydrogen Mission: A Path to Economic Growth and Energy Independence
Key Ideas
- Union Minister Joshi announced that India's National Green Hydrogen Mission could attract Rs 8 lakh crore in investments, create 6 lakh jobs, and lead to savings of Rs 1 lakh crore by reducing reliance on natural gas and ammonia imports.
- The government aims to position India as a global hub for the production, utilization, and export of green hydrogen, with a focus on supporting the nation's energy self-reliance and economic growth.
- Minister Puri emphasized the crucial role of refineries in accelerating the adoption of green hydrogen, highlighting the need for local demand, production, and consumption to drive the success of the green fuel.
- The International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH-2024) witnessed discussions on renewable energy integration, innovative applications in various sectors, and the importance of scientific research in advancing green hydrogen technology.
India's National Green Hydrogen Mission has the potential to attract significant investments and create job opportunities while reducing reliance on natural gas and ammonia imports. Union Minister Pralhad Joshi highlighted the mission's importance in positioning India as a key player in the green hydrogen sector, promoting economic growth and energy self-reliance. Minister Hardeep Singh Puri stressed the role of refineries in the success of green hydrogen adoption, emphasizing the need for local demand and production. The conference, ICGH-2024, focused on renewable energy integration, innovative applications of green hydrogen, and scientific research advancements. The event brought together industry leaders to discuss strategic investments and partnerships for accelerating the adoption of green hydrogen technologies. With over 100 stalls showcasing the latest technologies and innovations in the green hydrogen value chain, the conference aims to foster collaboration among national and international stakeholders to drive the growth of green hydrogen in India and globally.
Topics
Green Hydrogen
Carbon Emissions
Investment
Net Zero Emissions
Job Creation
Research And Development
International Cooperation
Refineries
Energy Self-reliance
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