The Government of India has approved funding of ₹50 crore each over five years to four Hydrogen Valleys located in Pune, Jodhpur, Bhubaneshwar, and Kerala. This funding is aimed at supporting the development of hydrogen innovation clusters within these regions. The decision was made by the Department of Science and Technology under the Union Ministry of Science and Technology, indicating a significant investment in hydrogen technology. Each of the selected Hydrogen Valley Innovation Clusters will have a specific focus on different applications of hydrogen. For instance, Pune will utilize bioethanol and electrolyzer for fine chemicals and mobility industries, while Jodhpur will focus on biomass and electrolyzer for ammonia production. On the other hand, Bhubaneshwar will target the steel and mobility sectors, and Kerala will focus on shipping and roadways using biomass and electrolyzer pathways. The overall goal of this initiative is to increase India's green hydrogen capacity, with a target of generating 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030. This investment signals a positive step towards promoting green energy, environmental sustainability, and economic growth in the country.