green hydrogen

Synopsis: At a virtual round table meeting with major German energy companies, RK Singh said that India will add some of the largest capacities in battery storage, green hydrogen and green ammonia not just for its own use, but for exporting to other countries as well

Synopsis: Calling out the developed world for their failure to invest in large-scale energy storage facilities, Union Minister for Power and New and Renewable Energy RK Singh urged them to set up a fund that will offer low-cost or zero-interest loans to countries that can develop low-cost energy storage

Synopsis: The government is considering setting a green hydrogen export target, which would imply an abundant domestic production of the green fuel, Niti Aayog Vice Chairman Rajiv Kumar has said

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari will inaugurate a pilot project for green Hydrogen based advanced Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV)

Synopsis: While welcoming the green hydrogen policy recently unveiled by the government, the Renewable Energy (RE) industry urged the Centre to consider incentivising both domestic manufacturing of electrolysers through a PLI mechanism and Green Hydrogen end use

Synopsis: IOC is planning to set up green hydrogen units at its Mathura and Panipat refineries by 2024 to replace grey hydrogen with green because it sees the recently unveiled green hydrogen policy as a great policy initiative that will drastically cut the cost of production

Synopsis: Power behemoth NTPC Limited is considering setting a US$2 benchmark cost for green hydrogen production by 2025-26, said NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd (NREL) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mohit Bhargava

Synopsis: The government is going to announce the first stage of concessions, which will be available to companies interested in setting up green hydrogen facilities, in the next 15 days, said Minister for Power and New and Renewable Energy RK Singh

Synopsis: Recent announcements by global steel companies in India highlight how important the nation's steel technology path will be to achieving global decarbonisation of the steel industry, says a new report by IEEFA

Synopsis: With plans of adding new thermal power capacity on the back burner, state-run NTPC is planning to use land acquired for thermal power plants for setting up Renewable Energy (RE) projects, said a top company official