India took a historic leap toward clean energy as Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Gujarat’s new green hydrogen project under the National Green Hydrogen Mission. The Deendayal Port Authority plant, producing 140 metric tonnes annually, will significantly cut carbon emissions and reduce fossil fuel dependence. UNAccc National Chairman Shri Ajay Misra praised India’s strategy of linking sustainability with economic growth. With ₹8 lakh crore in investments, 125 GW renewable capacity, and 600,000 new jobs projected, India is rapidly becoming a global clean-energy powerhouse with a leadership role in the Asia-Pacific hydrogen market.
“Green Hydrogen: India’s Path to Energy Independence & Global Leadership” – PM Modi & UNAccc Chairman Ajay Misra.
PM Modi’s announcement on Green Hydrogen Energy in Gujarat, marking a significant milestone in India’s clean energy journey. “This is a commendable effort, championing sustainability and powering our Net-Zero vision,” he said. The plant, developed by Deendayal Port Authority, has an annual production capacity of 140 metric tonnes and is expected to reduce carbon emissions significantly
National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM): Key Highlights by Shri Ajay Misra
– Job Creation: 600,000 jobs expected by 2030
– Carbon Emissions Reduction: 50 million tonnes annually
– Investment: ₹8 lakh crore in investments
– Renewable Energy Capacity: 125 GW
– Global Leadership: India poised to capture 15% of Asia-Pacific trade
“India is poised to become a global hub for green hydrogen production,” says Shri Ajay Misra, National Chairman, UNAccc. UNAccc praises India’s approach for combining decarbonization with economic growth, making it a model for global sustainability. The mission aligns with EU carbon policies and global hydrogen demand, positioning India as a clean energy leader.
Gujarat’s Green Hydrogen Goals:
– Production Capacity: 3 MMTPA by 2035
– Investment: ₹5 lakh crore
– Jobs: 6 lakh jobs creation
PM Modi : Gujarat aims to become the world’s biggest green hydrogen hub, with investments worth ₹8-10 lakh crore. The state has committed ₹200 billion over five years for infrastructure development and research.
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