25 SEPT 2026-Green Hydrogen
India May Deploy 400-500 Hydrogen-Powered Buses by 2030: MNRE Official
India could deploy 400-500 hydrogen-powered buses by 2030 as trials and infrastructure development accelerate for heavy-duty mobility.
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India could deploy 400-500 hydrogen-powered buses by 2030 as trials and infrastructure development accelerate for heavy-duty mobility.
Trelleborg Marine and Infrastructure and Simwave launch new transfer equipment training program at Gastech 2026.
With most of India's railway network already electrified, hydrogen trains are emerging not as a replacement for electrification, but as a pragmatic low-carbon solution for diesel-dependent routes where overhead wiring remains technically, economically or environmentally unviable.
Piyush Goyal highlighted investment opportunities for Japanese financial institutions in renewable energy and green hydrogen during discussions in Tokyo.
Indian Railways is targeting 35 hydrogen-powered trains for heritage routes in hilly areas where railway electrification is challenging.
Bharat Heavy Electricals has entered into a strategic collaboration with Norway-based Hystar to support local manufacturing and phased indigenisation of PEM electrolyser technology for green hydrogen projects in India.
India’s newly notified standards for green ammonia and green methanol signal a shift from policy ambition to market creation, as the country attempts to build a certifiable green fuels ecosystem aligned with future global trade, industrial decarbonisation and maritime energy transition.
India is pursuing a multi-dimensional energy strategy spanning hydrogen, nuclear and renewables, while boosting domestic manufacturing and innovation, says Jitendra Singh.
Rising demand, limited intra state generation and land constraints are shaping Kerala’s energy transition, as the state expands distributed renewables, strengthens grid management and explores hydrogen to extend the system beyond electricity.
Green ammonia agreements under the National Green Hydrogen Mission allocate 7.24 lakh TPA to fertiliser units, marking operationalisation of the ecosystem.
As India advances towards energy security and its Net Zero vision, integrating efficiency, green hydrogen, carbon utilisation and digital innovation across industry will be central to sustaining high growth while strengthening climate leadership
In just over a decade, India has moved renewable energy from the margins to the mainstream by making scale its guiding strategy. With capacity built at unprecedented speed, the focus now turns to strengthening reliability, resilience and long-term performance across the power system.
India’s approach to energy security has moved beyond crisis management to long-term system building, combining hydrocarbons, gas, clean fuels, infrastructure and diplomacy to support an economy preparing for a far larger scale by 2030 and beyond.
India and Germany expanded cooperation on renewable energy, green hydrogen, storage and clean energy manufacturing, backed by new funding commitments during Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s visit.
India’s total installed power capacity has crossed 5.05 lakh MW, with non-fossil fuel sources now surpassing fossil-fuel-based capacity for the first time, the Government informed the Rajya Sabha.
