The cost of producing green hydrogen in India could could soon fall to $2/kg, says ministry boss.
Developers say this can be achieved due to subsidies and cheap renewables and energy storage, Secretary Prashant Kumar Singh tells Hydrogen Insight
Prashant Kumar Singh, Secretary of India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, speaking into an orange microphone at the opening of the India pavilion at European Hydrogen Week last week, alongside Hydrogen Europe CEO Jorgo Chatzimarkakis.Photo: Leigh Collins/Hydrogen Insight
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Published 26 November 2024, 18:31
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