Green hydrogen emerges as a promising solution to combat climate change and transition towards cleaner energy sources. Prof. Narendra Mohan sheds light on the role of the sugar industry in this transition, highlighting both opportunities and challenges.
With a global push towards reducing carbon emissions, green hydrogen gains traction as a clean and renewable energy carrier. Prof. Mohan emphasizes its potential to contribute significantly to achieving net zero emissions targets by 2040-2070.
India sets ambitious targets for green hydrogen production, aiming for 6 million tonnes annually by 2030. The National Green Hydrogen Mission underscores the country’s commitment to renewable energy and job creation.
Drawing from its experience in biomass-based energy production, the sugar industry explores avenues for green hydrogen production. Prof. Mohan discusses possible routes, including biomass electrolysis and methane pyrolysis, highlighting their environmental benefits.
