Hydrogen: The growing recognition among market participants that access to pricing information is crucial for securing competitive offtake agreements and advancing projects has led to an increase in pricing visibility worldwide.
Green Hydrogen: Twenty companies including Reliance Industries, Adani Group, Jindal India, Larsen & Toubro and Bharat Heavy Electricals have also submitted bids for incentives to manufacture electrolysers, statements from Solar Energy Corp of India said.
Speaking at the special ministerial session of the Fourth International Conference & Exhibition on Clean Energy here, Singh said that the cost of green hydrogen would be cheapest in India and that it would become a viable energy storage alternative.
Green Hydrogen: The JV will concentrate on marketing of products in Japan, Taiwan and Hawaii. It is a natural and strategic extension of Adani Group’s long-standing marketing and trading relationship with Kowa, the company said in a statement.
The benefit of these low prices has not been passed to average Indian, so who is profiteering from these low prices - union govt or chosen corporates?
