Hydrogen is gaining attention as a potential game-changer in the global push towards decarbonization. It has a wide range of applications, from fuel cells for transportation and industry to energy storage for the power grid. However, the majority of hydrogen currently produced is from fossil fuels, which generates significant carbon Read more
Green hydrogen is rapidly gaining traction as a potential solution for decarbonizing the energy sector. The demand for hydrogen, especially green hydrogen, is set to increase rapidly in the coming years. However, one of the biggest challenges in scaling up green hydrogen production is its high production cost. In this Read more
Green ammonia is an emerging form of renewable energy that is gaining popularity due to its potential to decarbonize the energy sector. It is produced using green hydrogen, which is derived from renewable sources of energy such as wind and solar. Green ammonia has various applications, including in transportation, electricity Read more
Green ammonia is emerging as a promising alternative fuel to decarbonize the shipping and aviation sectors. It has higher energy density than hydrogen and is easier to store, making it an attractive option for transport. Green ammonia is produced from renewable energy sources through the Haber-Bosch process, where nitrogen from Read more
India is a country that is rapidly developing, with a growing demand for energy to support its economic growth. The use of green hydrogen as a fuel is a promising solution for meeting this demand while reducing the country’s carbon footprint. Green hydrogen is produced from renewable sources of energy Read more
Green hydrogen, produced using renewable energy sources, has emerged as a promising fuel in the global drive towards decarbonization. The growing demand for green hydrogen has opened up opportunities for developing the domestic manufacturing capabilities in the sector, particularly in India. As the world’s third-largest energy consumer, India has the Read more
Table: Green Hydrogen Schemes by the Indian Government Scheme Name Objectives National Hydrogen Energy Mission Develop a roadmap for scaling up production and usage of hydrogen in India, establish hydrogen hubs, and promote R&D and deployment of hydrogen technologies. Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme for Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) Battery Read more
The growing demand for clean energy has created opportunities for green hydrogen as a tradeable energy commodity. Countries like Japan and South Korea are pursuing the possibility of importing hydrogen through ocean shipping, and European countries are welcoming the prospects for intra-regional and international hydrogen trade. Traditional energy exporting regions Read more
Hydrogen is often referred to as the fuel of the future due to its versatility and potential as a clean energy source. However, not all hydrogen is created equal. There are different colors of hydrogen, which are defined by the way the hydrogen is produced. Gray hydrogen is produced from Read more
India is embarking on a journey to adopt green hydrogen as a means of decarbonizing its economy. Green hydrogen is produced through the electrolysis of water, powered by renewable energy sources, and emits no carbon dioxide. It is considered a clean fuel and has the potential to replace fossil fuels Read more