The India Hydrogen Alliance is urging for a substantial increase of $2.5 billion in the budget allocated to the National Green Hydrogen Mission in the upcoming fiscal year. This financial injection is considered crucial in facilitating demand-side incentives and amplifying capital expenditure for hydrogen infrastructure development. The Alliance has highlighted the current sluggish pace of project implementation and the absence of offtake agreements as major hurdles that could be mitigated with enhanced financial support. The heightened budget is envisioned to lay the groundwork for the creation of green hydrogen development corporations and tackle prevailing industry obstacles. By expanding the financial backing, the aim is to establish five new national hydrogen hubs, aligning with India's ambitious targets for green hydrogen by 2030. Comprising a mix of global and Indian companies, the India Hydrogen Alliance is focused on driving down hydrogen production costs and fortifying local supply chains, ultimately contributing to the nation's sustainable energy goals.