El 4 de noviembre de 2024, el Ministerio de Energías Renovables lanzó los Centros de Excelencia, una iniciativa que ayudará a acelerar la transición de India para ser una economía carbono neutral mediante la investigación, el desarrollo de habilidades, la difusión de información y la colaboración con la industria. También proveerán asesoramiento estratégico, alentarán la sinergia entre las partes interesadas, mejorarán procesos y harán sistemas más eficientes y desarrollarán nuevos productos relacionados con hidrógeno verde.
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Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis
"India’s Green Hydrogen Mission aspires to position the nation as a global hub for green hydrogen production, utilisation and export, contributing significantly to energy independence and the decarbonisation of key economic sectors. The mission targets a green hydrogen production capacity of 5 million metric tonnes a year (MMTPA) and the addition of 125 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy capacity by 2030, with the aim of abating 50MMTPA of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions."
India Brand and Equity Foundation
"India currently relies on imports to meet more than 40% of its primary energy needs, costing the country over US$ 90 billion annually. In promoting the application of green hydrogen, it aims to meet domestic energy requirements and establish itself as a key player in the world hydrogen market. This will also create large economic opportunities, including jobs for more than 600,000 people, while also contributing to reduction in GHG emission. The mission has been designed to create demand for green hydrogen, add to the existing production capacities, and also enable its use in sectors. Together, these aspects form a holistic approach toward establishing a robust hydrogen economy in India, a country strategically located with abundant renewable energy resources, primarily from solar and wind power.
India Times
"The Centers of Excellence will be designed to aggregate expertise and resources, working on both national and international levels to propel Green Hydrogen innovations. Through these CoEs, India aims to harness advanced R&D capabilities, with the potential to lead significant breakthrough that will support the transition to a low-carbon economy."