India's renewable energy capacity has experienced remarkable growth, reaching 195 GW, a significant increase from 2014. Union Minister Pralhad Joshi highlighted this achievement at the inauguration of an electrolyser manufacturing facility in Karnataka. The facility, operated by Ohmium, aims to produce 2GW of fully assembled and tested electrolyser systems. Minister Joshi emphasized the importance of such facilities in enhancing India's energy security by promoting green hydrogen production and reducing dependence on fossil fuels. He connected these efforts to the National Green Hydrogen Mission, which seeks to establish India as a key player in hydrogen production and export. The minister also mentioned government incentives, like waivers on charges for green hydrogen production plants. Projections suggest a substantial increase in electrolyser capacity by 2030, with a focus on meeting domestic demand and expanding as a global supplier. The Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition (SIGHT) programme has already awarded tenders for significant hydrogen production volumes. The event, attended by key figures from Karnataka, signifies India's commitment to advancing green energy, particularly in the realm of hydrogen production.