Kerala's Leap Towards Sustainable Energy: Hydrogen Valley Innovation Cluster
Key Ideas
- Kerala's government establishes Hydrogen Valley Innovation Cluster to implement green hydrogen projects, signaling a shift towards sustainable energy.
- The initiative, with an estimated project cost of ₹133 crore, aims to create new economic opportunities while addressing environmental challenges.
- ANERT's project in collaboration with the Department of Science and Technology (DST) receives financial support, showcasing Kerala's commitment to green technology.
- The HVIC-Kerala board, comprising key stakeholders, outlines a detailed structure and timeline, positioning Kerala as a frontrunner in the green hydrogen revolution.
The Kerala government has made a significant move towards sustainable energy by approving the registration of Hydrogen Valley Innovation Cluster – Kerala (HVIC-Kerala) as a not-for-profit company under the Companies Act, 2013. Led by ANERT in partnership with DST, the initiative aims to implement green hydrogen projects across Kerala. With a planned project cost of ₹133 crore, HVIC-Kerala is set to create economic opportunities while tackling energy sector environmental challenges. The project was selected for financial support by the DST Expert Panel Committee, highlighting Kerala's active involvement in promoting green technology. The HVIC-Kerala board, composed of key stakeholders, has laid out a structured approach to drive the initiative forward, emphasizing its potential in advancing green hydrogen technology and governance. This step reinforces Kerala's dedication to innovation in sustainable energy and positions the state as a frontrunner in the green hydrogen revolution.
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India
Innovation
Green Technology
Sustainable Energy
Economic Development
Environmental Sustainability
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