Power Secretary Pankaj Agarwal of India raised concerns about the European Union's Renewable Energy Directive (RED II) during the International Conference on Green Hydrogen. The Indian industry expressed worries about geographical and temporal correlations, particularly focusing on the single bidding zones within the EU. Additionally, industry representatives highlighted the challenge of synchronization between electricity production and hydrogen production for defining hydrogen as 'green' in Europe. The discussion also touched upon the complexities of European bidding zones and the impact on hydrogen production, including hindrances faced by India. The potential solution proposed was to consider India as a single bidding zone, allowing for cost-effective green hydrogen production and export to Europe. This move could significantly benefit both regions by leveraging India's interconnected electricity grid and competitive renewable energy prices. The dialogue emphasized the export opportunity for India to meet Europe's growing green hydrogen demand, showcasing a positive outlook on collaboration and future prospects in the green hydrogen sector.