Archive · 2 Jun 2025
India to Export Green Hydrogen Derivatives to Japan and Singapore
India is starting a program to make sure the Green Hydrogen it produces is high quality.
This involves setting standards and rules.
The government also plans to send over a lot of Green Hydrogen to Japan and Singapore.
This is part of a bigger plan called the National Green Hydrogen Mission, which wants India to use clean energy, reduce pollution, and become independent.
The goal is to make India a leader in Green Hydrogen technology and reduce the need for fuels from other countries.
The government is also talking to different states about using more clean energy and is helping small businesses get involved.
India launched a Green Hydrogen certification scheme for standardization.
Agreements are in place to export 4.12 lakh tonnes of Green Hydrogen derivatives.
Japan and Singapore are the recipients of the Green Hydrogen derivatives.
The National Green Hydrogen Mission was launched on January 4, 2023.
MNRE is discussing PPAs with states for renewable energy.
- Who
- Minister for New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Pralhad Joshi, and various companies.
- What
- India is exporting Green Hydrogen derivatives and launching a certification scheme.
- When
- The National Green Hydrogen Mission was launched on January 4, 2023.
- Where
- India, Japan, and Singapore
- Why
- To become self-reliant, support clean energy transition, decarbonize the economy, reduce fossil fuel imports, and lead in Green Hydrogen technology.
- Minister
- Pralhad Joshi
- Mission Launch Date
- January 4, 2023
- Mission Outlay
- ₹19,744 crore up to FY 2029–30
- Export Destinations
- Japan, Singapore
- Export Volume
- 4.12 lakh tonnes
- Scheme Purpose
- Standardization of Green Hydrogen production and export.