In India, Bio Energy Times reported that India is working to position itself not just as a consumer but also as an innovation and manufacturing center for green hydrogen technologies, according to the country’s Minister of State for Power and New & Renewable Energy Shripad Yesso Naik.
Speaking at an industry conference, Naik said, “Through the National Green Hydrogen Mission launched by the Prime Minister, we are setting the stage for India to become a global hub in innovation, production, and use of hydrogen technologies.”
He added that the initiative would cut down reliance on imports, create high-value employment, and strengthen India’s position as a key exporter in the global hydrogen economy, according to the report.
The minister noted that the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has already supported over 200 research and development projects in renewable energy, hydrogen, fuel cells, and storage technologies, the report added.
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