Avaada's Mittal On India's Green Hydrogen Ambitions

The video discusses India's strategy to reduce the cost of green hydrogen compared to gray hydrogen. The Indian government is creating demand through green hydrogen purchase obligations and leveraging its National Grid for renewable energy projects. India aims to become a competitive supplier by scaling up production and securing multilateral financing. The country is exploring partnerships with Europe, Japan, Korea, and Singapore to enhance its export potential. Future priorities include establishing large-scale green hydrogen projects and starting exports by 2026.

What measures is the Indian government taking to create demand for green hydrogen?

How does India's National Grid contribute to the development of green hydrogen projects?

What is India's target for green hydrogen production by 2030?

What role do international institutions play in supporting India's hydrogen mission?

What challenges does India face in becoming a competitive supplier of green hydrogen?

How is India exploring partnerships with other countries to enhance its green hydrogen initiatives?

What are the priorities for the group mentioned in the context of green hydrogen projects over the next 12 months?