Experts in India predict that the green hydrogen sector will be increasingly led by major corporations due to factors like high capital demands and economies of scale benefits. Companies like Reliance Industries and Adani Group have already made substantial investments to leverage their scale for cost efficiencies in green hydrogen production. Despite the dominance of large players, smaller businesses face financial challenges in meeting the capital requirements for green hydrogen projects. However, the CEO of Hydreen and GreenEarthX believes that the nature of green hydrogen usage will necessitate many smaller plants, creating opportunities for smaller players. The market is expected to be worth $8 billion by 2030 and $340 billion by 2050, primarily driven by investments from major players. While financial constraints and stringent criteria pose challenges for small and medium-sized enterprises, the development of a digital marketplace may level the playing field and simplify funding and logistics. The industry professionals emphasize the importance of creating a competitive marketplace to prevent a monopoly by large corporations and to encourage innovation and price competition.