Hydrogen News

India and Japan have signed a pact to create a clean hydrogen–ammonia corridor by 2030, combining carbon-credit exchanges, certification alignment, and financial incentives to drive large-scale exports.

GH2 Solar, in joint venture with Korea’s AHES Ltd, is setting up a ₹400 crore electrolyser manufacturing facility in Madhya Pradesh, advancing India’s Green Hydrogen Mission targets.

SCC Infrastructure and InSolare have won SECI’s 12ᵗʰ green ammonia auction, securing 15,000 TPA supply to Karnataka, marking their second recent win under India’s green hydrogen transition programme.

Greenzo Energy has won an order from Jindal Stainless to set up a green hydrogen electrolyser plant in Odisha, designed to deliver 0.47 KTPA of high-purity hydrogen annually.

DEWA’s Green Hydrogen project has produced over 100 tonnes since 2021, powering clean electricity, fuelling hydrogen vehicles, and supporting Dubai’s net-zero goals, marking the first such solar-powered facility in MENA.

India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission targets 5 million tonnes of annual output by 2030, backed by $92 billion investment, job creation, and reduced fossil fuel imports, but significant challenges remain.

ACME Cleantech Solutions has won SECI’s tenth green ammonia auction, securing 25,000 TPA supply to Paradeep Phosphates Limited at Rs 62.84/kg, marking its fifth victory in the series.

The Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE) and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government have signed an MoU to cooperate on green hydrogen development, focusing on expertise exchange and market stimulation.

India and Japan have agreed to expand collaboration in clean hydrogen, CCUS, biofuels and advanced energy technologies under the Japan–India Clean Energy Partnership.

European refiners could play a crucial role in scaling up green hydrogen, with over US$5 billion already invested, though high costs and regulatory hurdles continue to slow widespread adoption.