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🇮🇳As we shift away from fossil fuels, India is positioning itself as a leader in the hydrogen industry. The National Hydrogen Energy Mission (NHEM) is part of this transformation, driving research, development, and deployment of cutting-edge hydrogen technologies. This mission's goal is to establish a comprehensive hydrogen ecosystem, spanning production, storage, and distribution infrastructure🍃. This is just one of the initiatives that India is undertaking – find out more in the latest #ChangeofDirections newsletter! 👉 https://lnkd.in/eWaDcGjy #Hydrogen #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability #ClimateAction #CleanEnergy #HydrogenEconomy #India

BIS Sets New Benchmark for India’s Hydrogen Industry in India In a significant development for India’s hydrogen industry, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has published a list of 23 Indian standards related to hydrogen. This announcement, which is crucial for the BIS certification process, marks a significant step in the standardization and regulation of the hydrogen sector in India. The latest Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) standards cover a wide range of products that are critical to the hydrogen industry in India. They include, inter alia, the specifications on the quality of hydrogen fuel (IS 16061:2021) and include safety-related requirements for hydrogen generators using fuel processing technologies (IS 16512:2016) as well as for those using water electrolysis (IS 16509:2020). Furthermore, the standards contain guidelines for hydrogen detection devices in stationary applications (IS 16253:2016) and set requirements for liquid hydrogen in vehicle tanks (IS/ISO 13985:2006) and for gaseous hydrogen refuelling connections for land vehicles (IS/ISO 17268:2020). These standards are a sign of a comprehensive and well-thought-out strategy focused on the safe use, storage, and handling of hydrogen. You can find an overview of the relevant Standards on our website: https://lnkd.in/e7Wf27zS #BIScertification #BIScertificationIndia #BIScrsIndia #BIScrs #BISIndia #BureauOfIndianStandards #BISregistration #BIScrsRegistration #BISisi #BISisiIndia #BISisiCertification

Hydrogen's role as a fuel source is increasingly vital for India's industrial sectors, with the country producing and consuming ~5.6 MTPA of grey hydrogen annually, constituting nearly 6% of global consumption (IEA 2021). To realize India's low-carbon economy goals, the Government has identified green hydrogen as a sunrise sector (MNRE 2023), enacting policies to drive industrial transformation by 2030. As global interest in green hydrogen grows, India sees an opportunity to attract foreign investment, bolster electrolyser manufacturing, and drive innovation in this sector. Stay informed on the key trends shaping India's Green Hydrogen sector in Part B. #Hydrogen #greenhydrogen #cleanenergy #decarbonization #energystorage #mobility #electrolyzers #coalgaification #ammonia #GHG #greenhydrogenmission #renewableenergy

Series: Green Hydrogen NATIONAL GREEN HYDROGEN MISSION Motive: To make India a global hub for production, utilization and export of Green Hydrogen & its derivatives. Stated on Jan 4th 2K23, in a Union Cabinet, chaired by Hon'ble PM Shri Narendra Modi, approved this revolutionary mission. It emerged as the ray of hope for multiple sectors, as the Mission projects in a wide range of benefits e.g., initiation of export opportunities for Green Hydrogen/ Decarbonization pf industrial, energy & mobility sectors/ depletion in dependence on the import of fossil fuels/ Vocal for Local (indigenous production)/ employment opportunities & last but the not the least, enhancement of cutting-edge technologies. The production of Hydrogen in India is supposed to reach at a certain level of 5 MMT yearly. The Mission shall then gradually ease the demand creation which in turn will have a good impact on the production levels of Green Hydrogen, to utilization & export. With SIGHT (Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition) Programme, a couple of well-defined financial incentive mechanisms which are focusing on the indigenous process of electrolysis & the production of Green Hydrogen, will also be provided under the Mission. Despite of all the above, the Mission will support multiple sectors. Also, those regions which will have a larger scale Green Hydrogen production shall be named as Green Hydrogen Hubs and will get more development tools as well. Conclusion: In a result of such efforts & Plan of Execution we have come to the expected outcomes: 1. Development of Green Hydrogen at a certain level of 5 MMT yearly with an associated energy capacity addition of approximately 125 GW in the Nation. 2. As states in the earlier series as well, it'll boom the employment potential with a creation of over 6 lacs jobs. 3. A massive reduction in the import of fossil fuels as well. 4. Majorly per annum, 50 MMT of carbon emissions are expected to stave off through the production & utilization of Green Hydrogen. Erisha Hydrogen India Private Limited an entity of Rana Group contributing with its best in the NATIONAL GREEN HYDROGEN MISSION. Are you contributing .... ??? Comment below ... #greenhydrogen #nationalgreenhydrogenmission #hydrogen #hydrogenfuel #cleanenergy #sustainability #GH2 #pmoindia #mission #revolution #hydrogennow #nocarbonemissions #cleanair #sustainabilitymatters Dr. Darshan R. Sudhir Rana Anshu P. Jenender Anand Munish Kumar Parminder Singh Baweja Rajeev Gupta

Can India drive on green hydrogen fuel in future? A govt pilot project aims to tell... India is taking significant steps towards adopting green hydrogen as a fuel for transportation, with pilot projects funded by the government to assess technical and economic feasibility. These projects aim to identify operational challenges, technology readiness, and infrastructure requirements. The government has allocated Rs 496 crore for these projects until 2026 under the National Green Hydrogen Mission. The initiative includes the establishment of green hydrogen refueling stations and aims to reduce carbon emissions from the transport sector, which accounts for 40% of India's total CO2 emissions. Private sector involvement, such as L&T's green hydrogen plant and MAN Industries' safe hydrogen transportation technology, indicates growing interest and progress in the sector. Despite challenges, such as limited availability of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, public-private partnerships and international collaborations are expected to drive advancements in this area, with investment in research and development crucial for enhancing efficiency and reducing production costs. #greenenergy #greenhydrogen #india #greenindia

"Fueling India's Hydrogen Revolution: A Global Beacon in Clean Energy" India's bold vision to produce 5 million metric tons of hydrogen by 2030, backed by a $2.36 billion investment in the National Green Hydrogen Mission, signals a paradigm shift. Aligned with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's COP 26 commitment, India aims for net-zero emissions by 2070. At the heart of this revolution is India's ambition to lead in electrolyser manufacturing, supported by strategic incentives. This move positions India as a frontrunner in the green hydrogen sector, akin to China's dominance in solar manufacturing. Collaborating with the U.S. through initiatives like the U.S-India Hydrogen Task Force and RETAP under SCEP, India is set to become an R&D hub. Challenges like critical mineral scarcity find solutions in joint ventures with the U.S., as highlighted in recent dialogues. Hydrogen's scalability promises transformative impact across industries. To attract investments, India's focus on transparent policies, enhanced investor confidence, and systemic efficiency will be pivotal. In summary, India's journey is not just about national impact; it's a global force for a sustainable future. With strategic collaborations and forward-thinking policies, India is poised to lead the charge in the evolving global hydrogen economy. 🚀 #HydrogenRevolution #CleanEnergyLeadership #SustainableFuture 🌐

India Accelerates Towards Clean Fuel Future: Reliance Leads Green Hydrogen Truck Charge! Reliance Industries Limited, a major Indian energy player, is going green! They're converting 5,000 trucks to green hydrogen by mid-2024, potentially revolutionizing India's heavy-duty transportation sector. Key highlights: Reliance's green truck fleet: 5,000 trucks converted internally by mid-2024. Trials show 3x higher efficiency than diesel. Homegrown hydrogen ICE technology used. National Green Hydrogen Mission: Pilot projects for green hydrogen in shipping. Retrofitting ships and green ammonia bunkering facilities planned. Goals: decarbonize maritime sector and identify key challenges. Global collaboration: Airbus, Avinor, SAS - Scandinavian Airlines, Swedavia AB, and Vattenfall partner for hydrogen infrastructure at airports. Study predicts 1.7 million new green jobs across Europe by 2040. Partnerships and innovation drive the hydrogen future. Looking ahead: Reliance's initiative, India's Green Hydrogen Mission, and global collaborations signal a major shift towards clean transportation. Green hydrogen offers environmental benefits, economic growth, and job creation. As technology advances and costs decrease, we can expect widespread green hydrogen adoption across various sectors. This is a big step towards a cleaner future! What are your thoughts on green hydrogen's potential? #greenhydrogen #india #reliance #cleanair #transportation #sustainability #innovation #jobs https://lnkd.in/gyYEbbqY P.S. Share this post and spread the word! Let's discuss how we can accelerate the transition to clean energy.

Dive into the future of Green Hydrogen in India! 🌍✨ CII Western UP's Green Hydrogen Summit was a powerhouse of insights. From expert panels discussing India's green hydrogen ecosystem to Mr. Manoj Pande of Statcon Energiaa shedding light on GH2 Manufacturing trends – it was all here! 🚀🌿 The media buzz says it all. India is gearing up to be a game-changer in the GH2 sector. Let's embrace innovation and energy independence! 💡🇮🇳 #GreenHydrogen #InnovationPowerhouse #EnergyIndependence #StatconEnergiaa

India Steers the Course for a Hydrogen-Powered Future! New Delhi takes center stage as the IPHE (International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy) convenes for its 41st Steering Committee Meeting! Global Leaders Unite for Green Hydrogen Nations and organizations from over 20 countries, including India, Japan, and the EU, are joining forces to accelerate the adoption of green hydrogen – a clean and sustainable fuel for a greener tomorrow! Academia Ignites Innovation The Indian Institute Of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) hosted the first day, sparking discussions on the future of hydrogen fuel cells and the critical role of R&D in driving innovation. Collaboration is Key Information exchange on policies and advancements paves the way for joint initiatives and knowledge sharing to supercharge green hydrogen development. Focus Areas for Green Hydrogen Success The spotlight is on: Production: Making cleaner and more economical hydrogen production a reality. Storage: Developing safe and efficient storage solutions. Transportation: Building robust infrastructure to transport hydrogen effectively. Distribution: Establishing widespread hydrogen distribution networks. Consumption: Encouraging wider adoption of hydrogen fuel cells across various sectors. Skilling Up the Workforce Equipping the workforce with the necessary skills is paramount for a smooth transition to a green hydrogen economy. India Leads by Example India's National Green Hydrogen Mission showcases their commitment to becoming a global leader in hydrogen production and utilization. The IPHE Steering Committee Meeting in New Delhi signifies a monumental step towards a cleaner energy future. Through international collaboration, a focus on R&D, and prioritizing skill development, the world is on track to unlock the full potential of green hydrogen technologies. https://lnkd.in/g8bpyAwr #India #GreenHydrogen #IPHE #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #FutureofFuel #Innovation #Collaboration

Green Ammonia Roundtable: Insights from Mr. Jonas Moberg, CEO of Green Hydrogen Organisation - GH2 Organisation (GH2) Enlightening insights arose from the Green Ammonia Roundtable meeting, organized by the Green Hydrogen Organisation - GH2 Organisation and the World Economic Forum. This event happened on March 6th in New Delhi, India. Mr. Jonas Moberg, the CEO of the Green Hydrogen Organisation, talked about how India's green hydrogen plan should match global markets. He said it's hard to compete with fossil fuels that are easy to get. He also focussed on the importance of getting agreements to buy green. Drawing parallels from the United States, he said India needs more incentives for green hydrogen, like rules and boosting demand there. This could really help India compete globally in green hydrogen market. Key Takeaways: ·        India must line up with worldwide green hydrogen markets to succeed. ·        Securing deals to sell green hydrogen is vital to beat fossil fuels. ·        Having a wider range of incentives can drive up green hydrogen adoption Stay tuned for further insights from the roundtable discussions! #GreenHydrogen #SustainableEnergy #RenewableFuture #GH2India #Innovation #Collaboration #WorldEconomicForum