In order to make India a competitive export hub in the industry, Assocham President Sumant Sinha stated that India’s legislation for green energy should be sensitive to developments in other nations in terms of providing incentives for fledgling sectors like green hydrogen.
A comprehensive green hydrogen mission is being developed, and the government has also established the national green hydrogen policy. The CEO of ReNew Power added that there is significant room for expansion in manufacturing as well as in the field of renewable energy.
The government is placing a strong emphasis on the development of non-fossil fuel energy, and solar energy has already advanced significantly, according to Sudhanshu Trivedi, a Rajya Sabha MP and member of the standing committee on energy.
