Why India Needs Shift towards Green Hydrogen 

In the era when every nation is taking the central stage towards sustainable development, India has a competitive edge in development by decarbonizing and harnessing the power of green hydrogen. India’s ambitious plan to become a global hub for the production of green hydrogen is urgent. 

1. India aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2070. Its energy mix strategies include a significant shift toward clean energy alternatives.
2. To achieve this, the government has also released the roadmap for the Green Hydrogen Ecosystem, which induces the use of zero-emission fuels instead of fossil fuels.
3. By transitioning to green hydrogen, India can avoid future carbon emissions, directly contributing to its net-zero pathway.
4. Reducing Dependency on Fossil Fuels Imports and Increasing Domestic Energy Resources.  By producing green hydrogen domestically using renewable energy, India can lower its dependence on imported fuels, ensuring a more self-sufficient and resilient energy ecosystem.