ReutersFactbox: India's green hydrogen push and challenges
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64% : NEW DELHI, July 10 (Reuters) - India wants to become a global hub for the production of green hydrogen, manufactured by splitting water molecules using renewable energy.60% : The country expects a requirement of 125 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030 for production linked only to the incentive programme.
57% : Although first production is expected only in 2026, India has been negotiating bilateral agreements with the European Union, Japan and other countries to start exporting the fuel.
53% : New Delhi has also extended a waiver of transmission fees for renewable power to hydrogen manufacturing plants commissioned before January 2031.
43% : The other issue is that renewable energy is not available round-the-clock and battery storage is still not economical.
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