New and Renewable Energy Secretary Bhupinder Singh Bhalla has emphasized India's commitment to playing a significant role in the global hydrogen economy. At the World Hydrogen Summit 2024 in Rotterdam, he assured delegates of India's readiness to meet green hydrogen production demands, given the necessary market support. India's position as a leader in renewable energy affordability was underscored, emphasizing the nation's low cost of renewable energy. The integrated grid infrastructure in India is acknowledged as a crucial factor in seamlessly integrating renewable energy sources into the national energy mix. This infrastructure not only enhances grid stability and reliability but also facilitates the strategic placement of renewable energy plants, optimizing efficiency and reducing the reliance on long-distance transportation and storage of hydrogen. Furthermore, India's wealth of skilled engineers is highlighted as a cornerstone for the successful execution of renewable energy and green hydrogen projects. The country's target to increase installed electricity capacity from non-fossil-fuel sources by 50% by 2030 aligns with its commitment to transitioning towards sustainable energy sources. Currently, around 43% of India's installed electricity capacity comes from non-fossil-fuel sources, showcasing a significant step towards a greener energy landscape.