Green Hydrogen - Net Zero Wired

Green hydrogen is hydrogen created by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using renewable energy. This is a completely different path from both grey and blue.

Andhra Pradesh needs $10-15 billion to reach 500 ktpa of green hydrogen by 2030

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Hydrogen Energy

Andhra Pradesh needs $10–15 billion to reach 500 ktpa of green hydrogen by 2030 A report from the New & Renewable Energy …

Tata Steel and ACME Group partner for a mega green hydrogen and ammonia project in Odisha

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Hydrogen Energy

Tata Steel and ACME Group partner for a mega green hydrogen and ammonia project in Odisha Tata Steel and ACME Group have …

$G20 countries must boost investment by $35 trillion to reach net-zero, study finds In NEW DELHI: According to a McKinsey research, the G20 economies would need to spend an additional $35 trillion this decade in order to stay on track for net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. "G20 economies have reduced emissions in a noticeable way in recent years, but to meet the deadline for achieving net zero, CO2 emissions must still decline by approximately 50% by 2030 compared to levels in 2020. To successfully restructure the world's energy and land use systems, a significant portion of the investment needed for the transition to a low-emissions economy would need to be invested upfront, according to analysts at the management consulting firm. In conjunction with the B20 meeting, the report was made public. In order to put that into perspective, the G20 economies must cut their annual CO2 emissions by roughly half by the end of this decade, from about 31 gigatons today. Germany has the biggest reduction needs among high income countries, whereas China and some Latin American nations have the highest requirements for emissions reduction among upper middle income nations. Experts believe that business-led solutions can help eliminate some of the net zero gaps by providing a sizeable fraction of the funding needed to achieve sustainability targets. According to analysts, societies would need to take into account increased public-private commitment and collaboration, new incentives, and even more audacious innovation possibilities. “Market responses to new incentives for net zero occur when subsidies or other forms of public supportcrowd in more private spending, as could regulatory and policy changes. For example, government grants and concessions, or funding from state-owned enterprises and development finance institutions could help improve the risk and return profiles of investments. Greater public support could also further accelerate technology learning, resulting in avoided spending towards the net zero investment gap,” they said. Additionally, new high-growth prospects in a variety of industries, including healthcare and renewables, can provide long-term economic growth that advances sustainability and inclusion goals.$

Finance Minister launches HSBC India’s initiatives for green hydrogen innovation

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Hydrogen Energy

Finance Minister launches HSBC India’s initiatives for green hydrogen innovation The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay and the Shakti Sustainable Energy …

Govt unveils green hydrogen standards, sets emission thresholds for production

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Hydrogen Energy

Govt unveils green hydrogen standards, sets emission thresholds for production The green hydrogen standard for India, describing the emission criteria for the …

Adani’s ₹2,000 Crore Green Energy Initiative: Building Two Transmission Lines in Mumbai

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Hydrogen Energy

Adani’s ₹2,000 Crore Green Energy Initiative: Building Two Transmission Lines in Mumbai According to a senior employee of Adani Electricity in Mumbai, …

SECI to invite bids for Electrolyser Production facilities for Green Hydrogen production

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Hydrogen Energy

SECI to invite bids for Electrolyser Production facilities for Green Hydrogen production New Delhi: According to Rajnath Ram, the energy adviser for …

India’s Green Hydrogen Mission Gets a Boost from Hydrogen Fuel Cell E-Buses Trial

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Hydrogen Energy

India’s Green Hydrogen Mission Gets a Boost from Hydrogen Fuel Cell E-Buses Trial India’s Green Hydrogen Mission takes a big step as …

India’s Green Hydrogen Mission: A Leap Towards a Sustainable Energy Future

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Hydrogen Energy, Net Zero

India’s Green Hydrogen Mission: A Leap Towards a Sustainable Energy Future In January 2023, the Indian Union Cabinet’s decision to allocate Rs …

How India can lead in green hydrogen and attract more green energy investments: IEA executive director Fatih Birol

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Hydrogen Energy

How India can lead in green hydrogen and attract more green energy investments: IEA executive director Fatih Birol Fatih Birol, the head …

GreenH Electrolysis plans 1-GW electrolyser plant in India

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Hydrogen Energy

GreenH Electrolysis plans 1-GW electrolyser plant in India GreenH Electrolysis, a joint venture between the Spanish company H2B2 Electrolysis Technologies and the …

SFC Energy launches hydrogen and methanol fuel cell production in India

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Hydrogen Energy

SFC Energy launches hydrogen and methanol fuel cell production in India German fuel cell supplier SFC Energy (SFC) has started making hydrogen …

RIL and Bharat Benz Introduce Luxury Concept Hydrogen-Powered Coach

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Hydrogen Energy

RIL and Bharat Benz Introduce Luxury Concept Hydrogen-Powered Coach During the fourth Energy Transitions Working Group conference in Goa, under India’s G20 …

Japan and India to Collaborate on Chip and Hydrogen Development

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Hydrogen Energy

Japan and India to Collaborate on Chip and Hydrogen Development According to Nikkei, Japan, and India are planning to collaborate in advanced …

Xynteo’s Energy Leap: boosting sustainable energy with clean hydrogen

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Hydrogen Energy

Xynteo’s Energy Leap: boosting sustainable energy with clean hydrogen Xynteo is pleased to announce the launch of Energy Leap, in collaboration with …