The India Hydrogen Alliance is advocating for an extra $2.5 billion budgetary support for the government's National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM) to accelerate the transition towards green energy. This additional funding would play a pivotal role in providing essential incentives for demand, supporting capital expenditures for hydrogen infrastructure, and facilitating the development of hydrogen hubs. The Alliance has highlighted concerns regarding the sluggish pace of project development and the absence of offtake agreements for green hydrogen. By recommending measures such as demand side incentives, capital expenditure subsidies, and the establishment of green hydrogen development corporations, the Alliance aims to address these challenges and foster the growth of the hydrogen sector. The proposed increase in budgetary allocation is intended to encourage green hydrogen offtake entities in various industrial sectors like refineries, fertilizers, steel, chemicals, and heavy-duty transport, thereby driving the development of more green hydrogen projects. IH2A believes that this financial boost will further India's progress towards achieving its green hydrogen ambitions and 2030 targets. IH2A, a collaboration of global and Indian companies, is dedicated to working with both the public and private sectors to reduce hydrogen production costs and enhance the local supply chain in support of a sustainable future.