India intends to secure approximately 10% share of worldwide green hydrogen demand, projected to surpass 100 million metric tonnes by 2030, according to Shripad Naik, minister of state for power and new and renewable energy, speaking on Tuesday. Under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, Substantial progress has been achieved towards production goals, with 19 companies receiving allocations totalling 862,000 tonnes annually of production capacity, Naik announced at the FICCI Green Hydrogen Summit 2025, as reported by Economic Times.The administration has allocated 3,000 MW of electrolyser manufacturing capacity amongst 15 companies. “We want to make India not only a major producer but also a global hub for green hydrogen export,” Naik said, describing the nation’s approach to establish itself as a dependable exporter.The international green and clean hydrogen sector is advancing, driven by decreasing costs, according to industry leaders. “In one of the global tenders, green has come out cheaper than blue,” said Vipul Tuli, chair of FICCI’s Renewable Energy CEOs Committee and Sembcorp India. “Please understand the implications of that – it’s a very significant development,” he added. The EU showed robust backing for bilateral partnership in this field. Dr Ewa Suwara, Charge d’affaires of the EU delegation to India, revealed plans for strengthened collaboration following the second India-EU Green Hydrogen Forum in Rotterdam in May 2025.