India has set its sight on becoming energy independent by 2047 and achieving Net Zero by 2070. To achieve this target, increasing renewable energy use across all economic spheres is central to India’s Energy Transition. India has a high energy demand and is actively seeking local energy solutions. Green Hydrogen is considered a promising alternative for enabling this transition. Hydrogen can be utilized for long-duration storage of renewable energy, replacement of fossil fuels in industry, clean transportation, and potentially also for decentralized power generation, aviation, and marine transport. And Prime Minister has been advocating for Green Hydrogen as an indigenous mobility option
India’s pursuit of green hydrogen is marked by various initiatives, both at the governmental and private sector levels. The government has introduced several policy measures and incentives to encourage green hydrogen projects and infrastructure development. The National Hydrogen Energy Mission (NHEM), launched by the Indian government, outlines a roadmap for hydrogen production, storage, and utilization.
Several companies and research institutions are engaged in pilot projects and partnerships to assess the viability of hydrogen production. The country’s comprehensive approach, combining green and blue hydrogen initiatives, aligns with its commitment to lowering carbon emissions throughout the hydrogen supply chain.
Over the medium term, factors such as supportive government policies coupled with the increasing demand from refineries and the industrial sector are likely to drive the hydrogen generation market during the forecast period.
On the other hand, high production costs of hydrogen energy storage are expected to restrain the hydrogen generation market. Nevertheless, technological advancements in extracting hydrogen from renewable sources and increased applications of hydrogen as a fuel are likely to create lucrative growth opportunities for the hydrogen generation market during the forecast period.
To discuss the key industry issues Diligentia Services in association with ICF International as a Knowledge partner is organizing their Annual Conference on Hydrogen – The way Forward on 31st January 2025, at Hotel Le-Meridien, New Delhi.
Conference attendees can look forward to hearing from industry stalwarts as speakers in sessions covering the latest technological developments as well as insights from ministry, CEOs and policymakers. They will lead the debate and convey their unique perspectives on the state of the energy industry and ambitions on how it will evolve over the coming decades. The event will offer an exceptional networking and learning experience which will assist you in achieving your business goals.
We look forward to your participation at this significant event as we work together towards a sustainable and resilient future for India.
Theme address: Green Hydrogen as the Key to the Future Energy Landscape
Green Hydrogen – Unlocking the Path to Net Zero: A Global Imperative
Revolutionizing Hydrogen Production, Transportation, and Storage: Breakthroughs and Barriers
Financing the Green Hydrogen Revolution: Unlocking Capital for a Sustainable Future
Decarbonizing Global Shipping: The Role of Green Hydrogen in Maritime Industry Transformation
Synergies Between Hydrogen and Carbon Capture Utilization & Storage: A Double-Edged Sword for Decarbonization
Navigating National Hydrogen Strategies and Policy: A Roadmap to Scaling Hydrogen Economies
The Hydrogen Production Dilemma: Green vs. Blue and the Path Forward Transporting Hydrogen Safely and Efficiently: Infrastructure, Blending, and Safety Innovations
Global Hydrogen Economy: International Collaborations and Economic Models Shaping the Future Hydrogen Across Industries: Unlocking Its Potential in Diverse Sectors Closing Remarks
Knowledge Partners – ICF International: ICF is a global consulting and technology services company with approximately 9,000 employees, but we aren’t your typical consultants. At ICF, business analysts and policy specialists work together with digital strategists, data scientists, and creatives. We combine unmatched industry expertise with cutting-edge engagement capabilities to help organizations solve their most complex challenges. Since 1969, public and private sector clients have worked with ICF to navigate change and shape the future.
Dr J P Gupta: Green Hydrogen India
Sh. Rajesh Mediratta: Indian Gas Exchange
Sh. Rajeev Mathur: Haryana City Gas Limited
Sh. Puneet Goel: ICF
Sh. Sachin Chugh: ARUP India
Sh. Ravi Seth: IEX
Sh. Faizan Ahmed: IOCL
Sh Gaurav Lunawat: Centre for High Technology
Dr. B Mohanty: Former Member PNGRB
Sh. Shardul Kulkarni: Deesha Power
Dr. Balasubramanian Sambasivam: Mahindra Group
Sh. Atul Varma: NFCD
Dr. Guncha Munjal: WRI India
Sh. Satish Singh: Ambetronics
Sh. Subrata Bhattacharyya: Consultant
OVERALL EVENT MANAGEMENT AND BRINGING TOGETHER PEOPLE/SPEAKERS FROM A DIVERSE BACKGROUND. PARICHAY KRISHNA – GAIL INDIA LTD.
NICE CONTENT AND EXPERIENCED SPEAKERS. SNEHAL SURYAWANSHI – ALFA LAVAL LTD.
YOU HAVE TOUCHED THE FUTURE ENERGY IN THE ENERGY TRANSITION DRIVE.WE SHOULD EXPLORE ATTENTIVE PATH TO PRODUCE HYDROGEN AND DILIGENTIA SHOULD BE A PATH FINDS FOR THE SAME. SUBRATA BHATTACHARYYA – VAIGUNTH ENERTEK PVT LTD.
USEFUL AND RELEVANT TOPICS OF CONFERENCE. PUSHPENDRA SHARMA – IGL
