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Investing in India's Green Hydrogen

Sector

This presentation provides an overview of India's green hydrogen landscape,


the National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM), and the investment
opportunities it presents.

by Ashwani Yadav
Why India

- India is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, with a


GDP growth rate of 11.5% in Q1 2021 (source: Invest India).

- The Indian government's focus on sustainable development and


clean energy has led to several initiatives to promote the growth of
the green hydrogen sector.

- India's large and diverse market presents numerous opportunities


for investors looking to enter the green hydrogen industry.

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The Green Hydrogen Challenge

- Green hydrogen, produced from renewable


sources, has the potential to decarbonize
several sectors of the economy. However, the
high cost of green hydrogen production and
lack of infrastructure are major challenges to
the growth of the industry.

- India's National Green Hydrogen Mission,


launched in 2021, aims to address these
challenges and make India a global leader in
green hydrogen production and adoption.

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India's National Green
Hydrogen Mission

- The government has set aside INR 10,000


crore (~USD 1.3 billion) for the Mission's
implementation.

- The mission aims to scale up green hydrogen


production to 1 GW by 2024-25 and 10 GW
by 2030, which will be achieved through a
combination of policy support, technology
development, and financial incentives.

- The government has already approved a Rs.


25,000 crore ($3.3 billion) fund to support
the mission, and several state governments
have announced their own green hydrogen
policies.
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Benefits & Opportunities of Investing
in India's Green Hydrogen Sector
- Opportunity to join a growing community of global
companies recognizing India's potential in
renewable energy.

- Several companies in India have already started


investing in the production of green hydrogen.

- For instance, Indian Oil Corporation has announced


plans to set up a 1 gigawatt green hydrogen plant
in Gujarat, while Tata Power is planning to build a
green hydrogen plant in Maharashtra.

- Access to a large and rapidly growing market.

- Skilled workforce and supportive government


policies.

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Conclusion
- India's National Green Hydrogen Mission presents a
significant investment opportunity for investors
looking to invest in the green energy sector. With
the government's support and the country's
abundant solar and wind resources, India has the
potential to become a global leader in green
hydrogen production. The NGHM is expected to
attract significant investments from both domestic
and international investors, and there are several
investment opportunities in the production, storage,
transportation, and usage of green hydrogen.

- Overall, the development of green hydrogen is seen


as a crucial component of India's plan to achieve its
net-zero emissions target by 2070

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Resources:
1. The Hindu
2. The Indian Express
3. Down To Earth
4. EY India
5. Mongabay India
6. Invest India

These resources provide valuable insights and information on India's National Green
Hydrogen Mission and its potential to transform the country's energy landscape while
reducing its carbon footprint.

Thank you for your time 😊


by Ashwani Yadav

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