India is positioning itself in the green hydrogen race with a focus on outpacing Chinese competition. The country is incentivizing companies like Ohmium to produce and export green hydrogen, leveraging subsidies and government initiatives like the National Green Hydrogen Mission. Ohmium, an American company with a manufacturing base in India, is banking on its PEM electrolysis technology to gain a competitive advantage. Despite the challenges of the expensive market, Ohmium is working on reducing installation costs and improving efficiency. The shift in the US administration towards clean energy has redirected Ohmium's export focus to Europe and India, where larger green hydrogen projects are on the rise. With the support of the Indian government's substantial subsidy outlay, the green hydrogen sector in India is witnessing significant growth, attracting investments and driving innovation in renewable energy.