India’s green hydrogen journey: Navigating the road ahead

[@MallikarjunaRaoMotapothula]

Green hydrogen is not just considered a fuel; electrolyzer technology is at the forefront of PV and wind energy business expansions. As the grid faces increasing imbalances, PV and wind manufacturers are finding new customers in green hydrogen producers. A key point to remember is that Europe is a leader in electrolyzer technology, and India is currently importing this technology from them. This is evident from partnerships like Reliance-Stiesdal (Denmark), GAIL-Cummins (USA), NTPC-SMEC (Australia), Indian Oil-Greenstat (Norway), L&T-(Maire-Italy and H2Carrier-Norway), and Nel's collaborations with many others. What is crucial in 2024 is securing adequate R&D funding to reduce the cost of electrolyzers through indigenous technology. Companies like DuPont have dominated the market with their Nafion membranes, and J&M have a stronghold on precious metals like Pt and Ir. It's time for us to focus on developing homegrown solutions

[@kayttcreedon524]

Great presentation

[@neerajsinghchahar4611]

Very good insights put up in simplest and very understanding manner.

[@maisamarthoon]

Thanks

[@jayprakashmisra2858]

Excellent information, thanks

[@rabindrasingh6270]

Can we cut imports of crude by producing Hydrogen? How much of Hydrogen do we require in order to meet all our energy demand in a year?

[@lightingwalk]

Green Hydrogen is a must to fight climate crisis. The gov is probably favoring grey hydrogen and petroleum to help Ambani and other petroleum giants.

[@Jasmin_____]

🙏🙏

[@sunnybhagyangar]

Why not for FLYWHEEL technology for electricity used to produce green Hydrogen gas ⛽. 😅

[@basunnaidu55]

FREE ELECTRICITY CAN BE SUPPLIED TO FIRMS SET TO PRODUCE HYDROGEN IN THE LONG TERM INTRESTS MORE PRODUCTIVELY.

[@SochoJara]

Too negative. People like you have pushed this country in darkness.

[@ravisigili]

Wonderful presentation