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India’s northeastern state of Assam has unexpectedly put its green hydrogen policy on hold, creating uncertainty for energy developers and investors who had begun assessing project feasibility under the state’s previously announced incentives.

India’s push to establish itself as a global green hydrogen leader has encountered a setback. The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has withdrawn a high-profile tender to establish at least two large-scale green hydrogen hubs, citing challenges likely tied to technical feasibility, capacity demands, and possibly lukewarm private sector interest.

Hyundai Motor India’s decision to anchor a ₹100 crore hydrogen R&D facility within IIT Madras’ Discovery Campus signals more than corporate social responsibility—it positions the company at the intersection of industrial decarbonization, domestic innovation policy, and India’s long-range energy independence goals.

The Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) in India has established two new centres of excellence—one focused on green hydrogen and the other on electric vehicles (EVs)—designed to anchor long-term research and skills development in clean energy technologies.

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Inner Mongolia’s latest approval of a 1,000 MW integrated wind-solar-to-hydrogen project marks a structural shift in China’s hydrogen policy execution,…

As geopolitical tensions increasingly reshape global supply chains, Eve Energy’s $1.2 billion expansion into Malaysia signals more than a simple…

As India intensifies efforts to decarbonize transport and heavy industry, a strategic alliance between Toyota Kirloskar Motor and US-headquartered electrolyzer manufacturer Ohmium International signals growing momentum in green hydrogen innovation.

India’s accelerating green hydrogen ambitions took a technical leap on June 23, 2025, as Adani Enterprises commissioned the country’s first off-grid 5 MW green hydrogen pilot plant in Kutch, Gujarat.

India’s commitment to scaling up energy storage capacity has taken a major step forward with the expansion of its Viability Gap Funding (VGF) scheme to support 30 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS), nearly tripling the size of its earlier initiative launched in 2023.