India Positions Itself as Global Front‑Runner in Green Hydrogen by 2025

Delhi – A new analysis released by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) highlights India’s rapid progress toward clean‑energy independence, with green hydrogen at its core. Authored by research associate Ishita Srivastava and distinguished fellow Ambassador Manjeev Singh Puri, the report notes that a series of policy measures, public‑private partnerships and pilot projects are on track to meet a major benchmark by the close of December 2025.

The study underscores that India’s strategy—leveraging abundant renewable power for electro‑lysis—places it among a handful of nations capable of scaling green hydrogen for industrial use, transport and export. For the South‑Asian diaspora, the momentum signals new avenues for investment, technology collaboration and skilled‑job creation back home, while reinforcing India’s commitment to the Paris climate goals.

Stakeholders say this trajectory could reshape regional energy markets, reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels and boost economic resilience. As the timeline approaches, industry observers will be watching how infrastructure rollout, financing mechanisms and regulatory frameworks coalesce to sustain the claimed leadership position.

The findings were originally reported by The Indian Panorama.