Archive · 24 Jul 2026
India Aims to Lead Global Green Hydrogen Economy
India wants to become a leader in making green hydrogen, which is clean energy made from renewable sources.
The government and industry leaders are working together to make this happen.
They believe India has the right resources and policies to succeed.
Gujarat, a state in India, is also trying to become a big player in this field.
International partners like Canada are ready to help.
A report was released showing how India can become a major exporter of green hydrogen.
However, there are challenges like making it cost-effective and building strong supply chains.
India aims to lead the global green hydrogen economy with strong government support and a robust ecosystem.
Gujarat is committed to becoming India's green hydrogen growth engine with policy support and infrastructure.
International collaboration is essential for India's green hydrogen ambitions, with countries like Canada ready to partner.
A FICCI-EY report outlines a roadmap for India to become a globally competitive exporter of green hydrogen.
India aims to capture 10% of the global green hydrogen market by 2030.
- Who
- Union Minister of State for Power and New and Renewable Energy Shripad Yesso Naik, Gujarat Minister of State for Energy Rushikesh Ganeshbhai Patel, Ed Jager (Canada), Rajnath Ram (NITI Aayog), FICCI
- What
- India's ambition to lead the global green hydrogen economy
- When
- During the Bharat Green Hydrogen Summit 2026
- Where
- India
- Why
- To position India as a global leader in clean energy and sustainable industrial growth
Government and Industry Optimism
Challenges Ahead
Global Leadership
Government and Industry Optimism
India is uniquely positioned to lead the green hydrogen economy with strong government support and a robust ecosystem.
Challenges Ahead
Achieving global leadership requires overcoming challenges like cost competitiveness and resilient supply chains.
State-Level Initiatives
Government and Industry Optimism
Gujarat is committed to becoming India's green hydrogen growth engine with policy support and infrastructure.
Challenges Ahead
Effective implementation and attracting investments remain critical for Gujarat's success.
International Collaboration
Government and Industry Optimism
International collaboration is essential for India's green hydrogen ambitions, with countries like Canada ready to partner.
Challenges Ahead
Building resilient supply chains and enabling bankable offtake agreements are necessary for long-term success.
- Event
- Bharat Green Hydrogen Summit 2026
- Organizer
- FICCI
- Key Speakers
- Shripad Yesso Naik, Rushikesh Ganeshbhai Patel, Ed Jager, Rajnath Ram
- Report Released
- FICCI-EY report on India's green hydrogen economy
- Global Market Aim
- 10% of global green hydrogen market by 2030